Let's Price out this Project 37 Sedan
06-24-2009, 08:20 PM
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07-02-2009, 03:39 AM
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So, I'm pretty much decided on these rims, but I need some help on the tires. I'm not much of a racer or anything. Just want a good quiet ride, so can someone recommend some good tires and the sizes I will need to have the car sit nice and flush on some eibachs?
so I found some rims:
Wheel Brand: Axis S7 Mod
Size: 20x9 Front/ 20x10 Rear
Quantity: 4
Bolt Pattern: 5x114.3
Offset: 37mm front/ 38mm rear
Finish: Jet Black with Polished lip
Do these stats sound right to have a pretty flush mounting?
Question - I'm planning to drop my Sedan on Eibach Pro-Kit Springs . . . what kind of tires should I get to maintain as comfortable a ride as possible? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Wheel Brand: Axis S7 Mod
Size: 20x9 Front/ 20x10 Rear
Quantity: 4
Bolt Pattern: 5x114.3
Offset: 37mm front/ 38mm rear
Finish: Jet Black with Polished lip
Do these stats sound right to have a pretty flush mounting?
Question - I'm planning to drop my Sedan on Eibach Pro-Kit Springs . . . what kind of tires should I get to maintain as comfortable a ride as possible? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
07-02-2009, 04:04 PM
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I got the install done with alignment for about $300 but then again I'm in Hawaii so not too many places to choose from.
Sorry about the quality of the pix... from my iphone.
Sorry about the quality of the pix... from my iphone.
07-02-2009, 04:10 PM
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as far as tires go your gonna feel a tad more of the road with some added noise due to the size of the rims and tires if you choose 20".
On my 350 Z I had a set of Petrol Octane 20" with the centers painted gunmetal and fat SS lips. The centers were originally silver. Just to give you an idea on making the right choice.
On my 350 Z I had a set of Petrol Octane 20" with the centers painted gunmetal and fat SS lips. The centers were originally silver. Just to give you an idea on making the right choice.
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07-17-2009, 02:54 PM
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For exhaust i would vote for the Invidia, you can get it for $850 shipped from Amplified, here a link for it installed and fully reviewed on g35driver:
http://g35driver.com/forums/v36-engi...0-exhaust.html
I got it last night and i fell in love with it as soon i pressed the start engine button.
http://g35driver.com/forums/v36-engi...0-exhaust.html
I got it last night and i fell in love with it as soon i pressed the start engine button.
07-18-2009, 01:10 PM
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I suggest sticking with one reputable shop to do all the installs. gan78mao's right, hit up Lou at Amplified Motorsports for the parts and labor. They know what they're doing and can guide you to what you want to make of your car.
Those Axis will look nice on a white sedan. Sorry, I don't know how they'll fit.
That white sedan is sick!
I suggest sticking with one reputable shop to do all the installs. gan78mao's right, hit up Lou at Amplified Motorsports for the parts and labor. They know what they're doing and can guide you to what you want to make of your car.
Those Axis will look nice on a white sedan. Sorry, I don't know how they'll fit.
That white sedan is sick!
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