Hey all.

FINALLY DID IT!

PICS!



Im considering dropping my g37 on eibach pro kit springs, 1.2 f, .8 rear.

anyone have them?

do i need a camber kit?

and will i scrape anything thru normal driving (ie speedbumps)?

and do the stock 19s rub?

thanks!!!!

 

no scraping normal driving, no rubbing w/ stocks, and no camber kit required. however need to be careful w/ speedbumps, just dont go over them too fast, if u have a front lip or even the stillen splitter be careful of dips and angle the car on slopes. o yea, watch out for curbs when you park. its a mild but noticeable drop.

 

You wont have any rubbing on the stock 19's with the Pro Kit. Camber is not required, you should be able to get it back pretty close to spec but it never hurts to get a camber kit.

 

Eibach springs are the best way to go right now.. The drop is just right and they have the legendary Eibach quality.....

 

the drop is perfect. The only problem was with the front alignment. I took my car to Radial Tire of Elk Grove and the alignment guy there wasn't able to adjust the front camber to factory specs. It was only slightly off though.

 

is it required to get a alignment after you install the eibachs?

 

^^Only if you want your car to drive straight.

 

how much do alignments costs?

 

i still havent car drives straight put 1600 miles on it since the springs are on.. ohh noess drove it and says it doesnt seem to be 'that' outta alignment so idk it seems to drive straight to me

 

im thinking about this as an option vs coilovers which is prolly almost 8 times the cost..

do we get like one "free" alignment if car is less than i year old??

 

who on earth would want that...?

 

springs seem like alot work for a 24 month lease..i mean u have to pay 100-150 per installaion, and then to remove them at the end.. and then u need to get wheel alignments camber kits etcc..mad work IMO i still want the eibachs thou just bc the drop is perfect but i dont want to be bothered worrieng about alignments etc..

Maybe after the winter ill do the drop.

 

^installed today, alignment tomorrow morning =]