G37 lowering database
07-26-2009, 01:13 PM
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2008 G37S coupe
Suspension: KW Variant 3, no camber kit
Ride Height: Rear 25 and 7/8, Front 26
Rear Camber: -2.6
Front Camber: -1.9
Wheels: Volk Racing GT30
Front: 19" 9.5"
Rear: 19" 10.5"
Offset: sorry, dunno
Tires: Toyo T1R's
Front: 245/40/19
Rear: 275/35/19
Rubbing: only on the most extreme bumps
Handling: Fricking awesome
Note: will likely purchase front and rear camber kit at some point
Suspension: KW Variant 3, no camber kit
Ride Height: Rear 25 and 7/8, Front 26
Rear Camber: -2.6
Front Camber: -1.9
Wheels: Volk Racing GT30
Front: 19" 9.5"
Rear: 19" 10.5"
Offset: sorry, dunno
Tires: Toyo T1R's
Front: 245/40/19
Rear: 275/35/19
Rubbing: only on the most extreme bumps
Handling: Fricking awesome
Note: will likely purchase front and rear camber kit at some point
10-20-2009, 04:57 PM
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My only worry about a post like this is 95% of the people on here have coupe's vs sedans....and my worry is true...All thats posted is coupes. How about we have 2 threads, one for each model.
I know i have been looking for springs for my sedan and really there isn't any clean info on whats needed and the info and maybe pics on teh cars for each spring...
I know i have been looking for springs for my sedan and really there isn't any clean info on whats needed and the info and maybe pics on teh cars for each spring...
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10-27-2009, 04:23 PM
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My only worry about a post like this is 95% of the people on here have coupe's vs sedans....and my worry is true...All thats posted is coupes. How about we have 2 threads, one for each model.
I know i have been looking for springs for my sedan and really there isn't any clean info on whats needed and the info and maybe pics on teh cars for each spring...
I know i have been looking for springs for my sedan and really there isn't any clean info on whats needed and the info and maybe pics on teh cars for each spring...
07-27-2010, 10:38 AM
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def a good, useful thread. Thanks J
I have had eibachs since around when they first came out for our car, will measure and post later. Thinking about getting some Tanabe coilvoers though. n00b when it comes to coiliovers so will have them installed, not sure how or what to set the initial height to.
Seems somewhere in the mid to upper 26" range is good. Hate the stock look where the front is so high up, and just want to avoid that. Question though....
ANYONE know the approx stock ride height? i took before and after pics with eibachs and measured but now don't rmbr the stock height and didnt post that. I would guess something like 28" front and 27.5" rear?
I have had eibachs since around when they first came out for our car, will measure and post later. Thinking about getting some Tanabe coilvoers though. n00b when it comes to coiliovers so will have them installed, not sure how or what to set the initial height to.
Seems somewhere in the mid to upper 26" range is good. Hate the stock look where the front is so high up, and just want to avoid that. Question though....
ANYONE know the approx stock ride height? i took before and after pics with eibachs and measured but now don't rmbr the stock height and didnt post that. I would guess something like 28" front and 27.5" rear?
07-27-2010, 11:43 AM
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The ride height details are on the attachment and also in the 2008 factory service manual
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-con...s-instead.html
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-con...s-instead.html
07-27-2010, 11:57 AM
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For the losers who measure distance in "fingers":
Please put an actual measurement of your ride height from the ground to the top of the fender opening in inches. "1 finger" or "2 fingers" is a measurement of how far you get on a date with your slutty girlfriend, not a scientifically accepted measurement of distance. Get a tape measure or yard stick please! Thank you.
Amended my setup info int he first post.
Please put an actual measurement of your ride height from the ground to the top of the fender opening in inches. "1 finger" or "2 fingers" is a measurement of how far you get on a date with your slutty girlfriend, not a scientifically accepted measurement of distance. Get a tape measure or yard stick please! Thank you.
Amended my setup info int he first post.
Coupe
Eibach Pro Kit
Front = 26.5 inches Rear = 26 5/8 inches (to be exact)
Stock 19's with stock tire sizes
No rubbing
Drop is even on both sides
07-27-2010, 12:08 PM
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'09 Coupe
Suspension: eibah prokit
Ride height: 26.75 front, 27.25 rear.
Tire/wheel size: stockies
no rubbing at all....
Drop is pretty even side to side, varies by 1/8-1/4 inch some days depending on weight in the car, fuel, tire pressure, etc.
MyG37 - philter25's Album: Eibach Springs
Suspension: eibah prokit
Ride height: 26.75 front, 27.25 rear.
Tire/wheel size: stockies
no rubbing at all....
Drop is pretty even side to side, varies by 1/8-1/4 inch some days depending on weight in the car, fuel, tire pressure, etc.
MyG37 - philter25's Album: Eibach Springs
Update:
Suspension: Tanabe NF210 front / Eibach Prokit rear
Ride Height: 27 1/8 front and rear.
Tire / Wheel: Stock and stock
No rubbing at all. I wanted a dead even fender gap and my eibach's were almost at 26.5 in the front and 27.25 in the rear, so 3/4 of an inch started to bother me so I put the tanabe fronts on. Dead perfect.
I also like the stock wheels and didnt like the tucked in look of the Eibach fronts.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...ach-rears.html
07-27-2010, 12:09 PM
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