What's the best coilovers for best ride?

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May 11, 2010 | 11:54 AM

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Presto

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https://www.myg37.com/forums/engine-...p-428rwtq.html

I am going to pick them up in the next month or so.... I will post a review once I get them.

wrong link? that is the gtm tt nothing about tein coilovers

May 11, 2010 | 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Presto

wrong link? that is the gtm tt nothing about tein coilovers

Look a little harder at what type of coilovers GTM installed.

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Originally Posted by GTM

We received a phone call from Willie inquiring about what we can do to get a little more "pep" out of his G37. The car was 100% stock so we gave him some ideas.

That was the beginning of a complete transformation. Willie did not have a specific horsepower goal in mind. He was looking for a good daily driven car with a little more spring in her step and more agility while maintaining a comfortable ride. Willie dropped the car off himself and gave us a couple weeks to complete the work. Here is the end result.

2008 G37 Coupe 5AT

-GTM 500 A/T Power Package (click for more information)

Which includes the following:

GTM Turn-Key Twin Turbo Kit
GTM 2.5" Cat-Back Exhaust
GTM 2.5" Test-Pipes
GTM Valvebody Upgrade
GTM HD Transmission Cooler
GTM Spec ECU Flash
Installation and Tuning

-HKS CAMP2 for monitoring boost, exhaust gas temperature, oil temperature, oil pressure and other OBDII inputs
-HKS EVC Boost Controller
-HKS Knock Amp for monitoring Air/Fuel Ratios and Knock
-Hotchkis Front and Rear Sway Bars
-Tein Super Street Coilovers
-Tein EDFC Controller

May 11, 2010 | 04:14 PM

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freesurfer

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No type of review for the Tein coilovers, but at least he didn't mind the colors

The endorcement was nice, though.

May 11, 2010 | 09:31 PM

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How do coilovers handle winters... as far as longevity etc?

Jul 19, 2010 | 02:25 PM

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G_rev

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Originally Posted by 09gcoupe

im also lookng for some coiovers for my g37, i was thinking about going with tein flex but i hvant heard too many reviews about that i was also thinking megan racing but i dont know their real cheap i think they might be really stiff or something

i would appreciate it if you guys let me know whats the best deal for the buck

I enjoy my Tanabe Pros0c... I got it for less than 900$ which is nice. I had megans on my other cars and they are stiff... I still have them actually. And the reason why I got tanabes on my G37 cause of some reviews I saw here. And the fact that Tanabe's coilover is pretty comfortable something I want when I take the G out for a drive.

So I think the tanabe is a good deal for me.

Sep 19, 2011 | 08:39 AM

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INF-G7S

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Help please!!!

Sup,fellas
I just traded in my 07 g35 sedan and got the 11 G37 sport sedan looking to get some coilovers.I want to do things rite...After doing some research I've narrowed it down to 2 set ups...
Stance or Tanabe-I got (1200) to spend..
I'm not sure which way to go,I want the best quality for my dollar and car.
I'm looking for looks and performance!!!
And will I need anything else for this mod???
Any other companies I might want to consider??
Someone please help...
I can't stand driving this car around stock-it sucks!!!!