2006 G35 Lowering Spring Ideas

[aburke87]

Hey guys I am a new G35 owner and I am looking to lower it, wanted some opinions on what I need to do. Do I need to get sway bars and camber kits and all that or will the vehicle be fine. Any help would be awesome. Its a 2006 Coupe with the 19inch stock forged wheels.

[CLTatenza]

Depending on how low you go determines whether or not you will need a camber kit.

Sway bars should not be necessary, but would certainly increase the handling of the car. They would do this whether you were lowered or not.

[aburke87]

I am not looking to go to low probably about an inch ro so. What brand is good for these vehicles. I had an Acura before so I am not to sure about these

[RED_DET]

Eibach pro kits drop the car an inch and the tein h tech springs drop the car less than an inch and the tein s techs drop the car on par with eibachs pro kit. That information can be obtained from my site in signature.

[aburke87]

Thank you for the info! I think I am going to go with the Eibach. I will post pics once I get the install done. Thanks

[RED_DET]

No problem. I do provide discounts to all Nico members!

[aburke87]

would you recommend coils or springs. i just dont know much about these cars so i am trying to figure out which route it better

[RED_DET]

My recommendation would be coil-overs. But that is a bit of a jump in price compared to just springs. I finally went with BC Racing coils and can't be happier.

[gbelnap]

Sorry to jump in on this post late. Quick question for RED_DET: Is there enough camber adjustment in the stock components to handle the Tien or RSR springs (like you were discussng @ 1/2" drop)?

I know the recommended way to go is coilovers, however, that is way out of the budget right now, but I was up in the mountains this weekend and the G handles like a pig (a big, heavy pig) on stock springs.

Thanks.

[RED_DET]

1/2" drop will not require camber correction parts.