Show off your Sedans!
#9466
#9467
Registered User
Dropping suspension
Dropping suspension
You asked for advice so I would like to give you mine. My advice is that you save up enough money to buy a coilovers set. Do not go the quick and cheap route of lowering springs. The car is a luxury sports sedan and deserves to be treated with the respect and dignity of such. Lowering springs may make it a bit lower but that is only half the job. I recently installed BC BR series coilovers and could not be happier. For what it's worth. Be well.
You asked for advice so I would like to give you mine. My advice is that you save up enough money to buy a coilovers set. Do not go the quick and cheap route of lowering springs. The car is a luxury sports sedan and deserves to be treated with the respect and dignity of such. Lowering springs may make it a bit lower but that is only half the job. I recently installed BC BR series coilovers and could not be happier. For what it's worth. Be well.
#9468
Thansa for the feedback Ill def lol into those springs. I have the money to buy come coil overs just don't know which are good or where to start and if it's simple as putting on and setting height to adjust or more to it. Never done coil overs on a car before so don't know the pros/cons of having them I live in pot hole infested NY and don't wanna spend the money if I'll regret it but def looks better when I se them dropped. I'm gonna check those you mentioned. Thanks again
Dropping suspension
You asked for advice so I would like to give you mine. My advice is that you save up enough money to buy a coilovers set. Do not go the quick and cheap route of lowering springs. The car is a luxury sports sedan and deserves to be treated with the respect and dignity of such. Lowering springs may make it a bit lower but that is only half the job. I recently installed BC BR series coilovers and could not be happier. For what it's worth. Be well.
You asked for advice so I would like to give you mine. My advice is that you save up enough money to buy a coilovers set. Do not go the quick and cheap route of lowering springs. The car is a luxury sports sedan and deserves to be treated with the respect and dignity of such. Lowering springs may make it a bit lower but that is only half the job. I recently installed BC BR series coilovers and could not be happier. For what it's worth. Be well.
#9469
Registered Member
Dropping suspension
You asked for advice so I would like to give you mine. My advice is that you save up enough money to buy a coilovers set. Do not go the quick and cheap route of lowering springs. The car is a luxury sports sedan and deserves to be treated with the respect and dignity of such. Lowering springs may make it a bit lower but that is only half the job. I recently installed BC BR series coilovers and could not be happier. For what it's worth. Be well.
You asked for advice so I would like to give you mine. My advice is that you save up enough money to buy a coilovers set. Do not go the quick and cheap route of lowering springs. The car is a luxury sports sedan and deserves to be treated with the respect and dignity of such. Lowering springs may make it a bit lower but that is only half the job. I recently installed BC BR series coilovers and could not be happier. For what it's worth. Be well.
#9470
Registered User
Opinion was solicited
That makes absolutely no sense and is not true at all. Springs, when paired with quality shocks (like Koni Yellow), can ride and perform just as well as coilovers. The only added benefits of coilovers is the adjustability of the height and dampers (but with shocks like Koni you can still adjust the dampers). I'm not sure what going with springs instead of coilovers has to do with disrespecting the car and turning it into a non-luxury car all of a sudden. We're not talking about cutting springs here.
#9471
Registered Member
iTrader: (8)
The OP had asked for an opinion, which I gave mine. Clearly you dislike and disagree with my opinion. Not the end of the world. I would presume that functionality and adjustment are paramount to most of us owners, I know at least that is the case for me. That being said, I cannot for the life of me see why one would choose springs over a full suspension setup, other than cost, and at the point that you are deliberating cost when modding a G37 perhaps you've chosen the wrong car for your tax bracket. Maybe not, I do not know or desire the financial details of anyone in our community. I just see springs vs coilovers as 'eh, so so' with springs and 'damn, slammed' with coilovers. Seems like only half the job is done with springs over stock shocks. Again, my opinion, and mine alone. Be well.
Yeah you have no idea what you are talking about.
There are in fact shock / spring setups that will perform better than some slammed out coilovers.
#9472
Registered Member
#9473
Registered Member
The OP had asked for an opinion, which I gave mine. Clearly you dislike and disagree with my opinion. Not the end of the world. I would presume that functionality and adjustment are paramount to most of us owners, I know at least that is the case for me. That being said, I cannot for the life of me see why one would choose springs over a full suspension setup, other than cost, and at the point that you are deliberating cost when modding a G37 perhaps you've chosen the wrong car for your tax bracket. Maybe not, I do not know or desire the financial details of anyone in our community. I just see springs vs coilovers as 'eh, so so' with springs and 'damn, slammed' with coilovers. Seems like only half the job is done with springs over stock shocks. Again, my opinion, and mine alone. Be well.
The following users liked this post:
Rochester (04-25-2017)
#9474
Registered User
You will clearly find fault, failure, or excuse to negate every point that I make. Your opinion is different than mine, a fact you have made abundantly clear. What shall we differ about next? May I suggest you troll someone else? Perhaps you will like 4chan.org they are always in need of trolls. Unsolicited and persistent animosity like you have shown are the exact behaviors that make people leave forums and stay away, which only weakens the very community you are part of. Your responses also tell me that you are likely one of the very perpetrators of cheapening a nice car. Just because you can does not mean you should. Thank you for your highly astute and overly complimentary rebuttals, you have truly enlightened all of us that read them. Be well.
The following 3 users liked this post by blnewt:
#9476
Registered Member
Darn it, I'm late to the party. I have so much more to say. Anyway, keeping things back on topic. Here's a pic of my sedan.
The following 7 users liked this post by the93owner:
2GoRNot2G (04-25-2017),
Adil (04-26-2017),
Baadnewsburr (04-25-2017),
blnewt (04-25-2017),
Coltrane1 (04-29-2017),
and 2 others liked this post.
#9477
Administrator
iTrader: (9)
Beautiful shot, the93owner! Wow.
As to the rest... there isn't a person here who doesn't remember the awkwardness of feeling all butthurt because of something someone said on a car forum. And then writing that perfect rebuttal, which is guaranteed to put people in their place... but only looks ridiculous with hindsight.
Gotta love it.
As to the rest... there isn't a person here who doesn't remember the awkwardness of feeling all butthurt because of something someone said on a car forum. And then writing that perfect rebuttal, which is guaranteed to put people in their place... but only looks ridiculous with hindsight.
Gotta love it.
The following 4 users liked this post by Rochester:
#9478
Registered Member