I just picked up a 2007 G35 S and was wondering if anyone has any suggested lowering suspension kit for the 2007 G35.

Coupe or Sedan?

Congrats on the new ride!!

2007 G35 S sedan

i got h&r sport springs and they ride way better than the stiff stock springs which is not even lowered...1.3 in the front and 1.2 on the back and it looks like its really low...

Looks HAWT!!

Looks Great. What size wheels are those?

looks like 20's to me

Bro... that is one of the cleeeenest sedans I have seen yet!

Do you have any camber issues with those springs? I was looking at them but I want to make sure that they don't drop too much so I have enough adjustment to set the camber back to spec.

dbaquiran wrote:i got h&r sport springs and they ride way better than the stiff stock springs which is not even lowered...1.3 in the front and 1.2 on the back and it looks like its really low...

great looking car

i was thinking about lowering car, too, but i am bit concerned because kits i looked at lowered front more than rear. wouldn't it upset the balance of car's weight distribution?

another concern is the suspension setup; since the car is lowered, the geometry of suspension on normal position has been changed, and i am wondering whether there should be any adjustment for the change especially complicated rear multilink setup?

can you elaborate "ride better"?

btw, do you have any clearance problems? did it improve handling?

thank you

slo poke wrote:Do you have any camber issues with those springs? I was looking at them but I want to make sure that they don't drop too much so I have enough adjustment to set the camber back to spec.

I've been doing quite a bit of research on this.

The current H&R kit will have minor camber issues on the front. Rumor has it that H&R is in the process of redesigning the springs instead of using the 2006 kit on the 2007, so I'm not sure what will happen.

Eibach has just released their pro-kit for the 2007 and is in production now. Parts should be available shortly. The production Eibach kit drops the car 36mm in front and 33mm in back. Camber will be out of spec slightly on front and back.

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Do you have any rubbing on the back when the car is fully loaded with passengers?

no rubbing at all..even my fat *** dad was riding at the back with my bro and didn't even rub at all....it goes in the fender wall...

WOW love the wheels

That car and rims are bad ***! You pulled it off quite well. What model wheels are those? That's if you don't mind sharing.

Edit: saw your sig. what's the offset on the rear?
Modified by The Punisher at 12:01 AM 3/9/2007

20x10 rear 40mm offset

Now that is a hawt G sedan right thar!

i gotta say that sedan is gorgeousive been debating weather or not to do 20s on an 07 sedan as well

what profile are you running on thatwhat size and offset are the frontcan i get away with not lowering the car with 20's, and if so, will it look too talllastly, how different is your ride quality whit big rims and lowered suspension versus stock

thanks in advance for your help

Dude! love the setup. Can i take her on a DATE?

Can you tell me the Offsets?