themajesticking

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Before anyone attempts to flame me for this post, I've done plenty of research on this and have searched the site from top to bottom. I've seen several posts from people with 2010+ AWD sedans dropped on Eibach, Swift, and H&R(coupe springs). So far the only negative comments that I've seen about the 53030 H&R coupe springs has come from people that have never used them or seen them. I have only found 2 or 3 posts from people that have had the H&Rs installed and they seemed happy but never mentioned anything about bottoming out or rubbing.

My 2012 AWD sedan is currently lowered on eibach 6399.140 (08 g35x) springs. I HATE the way they look. The front is sitting at 27" (fender to ground) which is way too high for my taste and the back is an entire inch lower (26") with nothing in the truck. I know that it's common to see the rear of the g37x sedan sag but all of the pictures I've seen have never been as bad as mine. I have even installed coil spring isolators from energy suspension and they didn't help much at all.

My question is: What should I expect if I buy the H&R 53030 springs? I would hate to go through all of the trouble of installing them only to have tons of issues. Coilovers are out of the question as I refuse to pay over $1000 for a suspension modification.