g37 sedan springs/coilovers
03-09-2010, 06:46 PM
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g37 sedan springs/coilovers
i have a 2009 g37s sedan and im going to be getting some 20's. i want to lower my car but not too much. do you suggest springs or coilovers? if springs...which kind? if coilovers...which kind? thanks!
03-09-2010, 07:09 PM
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I have a 2010 G37S and install the Tanabe coilover and it's ride very well. Just a bit firmer on the ride however the up and down bounce is very smooth.
I Have Sti 05 before and tried many setup Tein Coilover, Cobb spring, and some other coilover...and i have to say the G37 is very ballance with this price range coil over (tanabe). If you want to spend more with adjustable shock...some recommend the K3.
Hope this help
DD
03-14-2010, 02:12 PM
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FatBoyG37S,
Please post pics, I would like to see the drop.
Thanks.
Please post pics, I would like to see the drop.
Thanks.
Hi,
I have a 2010 G37S and install the Tanabe coilover and it's ride very well. Just a bit firmer on the ride however the up and down bounce is very smooth.
I Have Sti 05 before and tried many setup Tein Coilover, Cobb spring, and some other coilover...and i have to say the G37 is very ballance with this price range coil over (tanabe). If you want to spend more with adjustable shock...some recommend the K3.
Hope this help
DD
I have a 2010 G37S and install the Tanabe coilover and it's ride very well. Just a bit firmer on the ride however the up and down bounce is very smooth.
I Have Sti 05 before and tried many setup Tein Coilover, Cobb spring, and some other coilover...and i have to say the G37 is very ballance with this price range coil over (tanabe). If you want to spend more with adjustable shock...some recommend the K3.
Hope this help
DD
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