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Old Mar 12, 2010 | 06:09 PM
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S-tech springs, SPC Front and Rear Camber Kits

I am like taking last few steps to get into door of dropping my car.

But I am still... worried and stressed about choosing the perfect drop for my condions, look of a car, and practicality.

After research, finding local shops, and all the final steps, these are my results.

(1)
$700 S-tech springs, SPC front and rear camber kit.
$450 For installation. (according to them, front camber takes lots of work)

which will come down to be 1150..

(2)
about 400 to get eibach + installation (no camberkits)

i mean.. $1150.... will worth it for a long run?

The main concern is that, I will be getting vossen 20x9, 20x10.5 with offsets 32,39. Tires: Falken 245/35/20 285/30/20

I still want to look aggressive without losing ride quaility.
Would Eibach do a good job? (def. S-tech will be hotter) S-tech seems to be perfect tho.

Night and day for looks of these two drops between s-tech and eibach? consideralbly noticeable difference with 20's on the car?

I am also concerned that S-tech is too close to ground, which will make me stressed out about scratches on the bottom every bumps. I don't care about bottom cuz i can't see, but i heard ppl get scratchs on exhuast with s-tech.. Really? lol

What I am looking for is not 200%, going too extreme. Want a compromise between look and ride quailtiy (more of looks for now, Im young) lol.
And I don't have alots of money, so it would be best, if i could save some money on suspension and get wheels faster, but I am just scared that look with vossen 20's with eibach will look wierd.... so..

When is H-tech for G37s come out?? : (
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Old Mar 12, 2010 | 06:11 PM
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do it right first time and get the camber kits? hmm
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Old Mar 12, 2010 | 07:03 PM
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HERE IS EIBACH WITH VOSSENS SCROLL DOWN AND SEE N_JAY888 s G


https://www.myg37.com/forums/photosh...-mw-coupe.html
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Old Mar 12, 2010 | 07:06 PM
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Another on Eibach

https://www.myg37.com/forums/wheels-...ur-pics-2.html
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Old Mar 12, 2010 | 10:57 PM
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just get eibachs, no camber kits required and gets rid of the wheel gap and cheaper. s techs are if you want to go for a slammed look and enjoy scraping
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Old Mar 12, 2010 | 11:05 PM
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there was somebody recommending Tanabe front and Eibach rear for a problemless fit giving you an even drop without wearing out your tires and warring about scrapes.
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Old Mar 12, 2010 | 11:16 PM
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The slammed loll "s techs " I's the best
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Old Mar 13, 2010 | 02:57 AM
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Originally Posted by JoshLee89
I am like taking last few steps to get into door of dropping my car.

But I am still... worried and stressed about choosing the perfect drop for my condions, look of a car, and practicality.

After research, finding local shops, and all the final steps, these are my results.

(1)
$700 S-tech springs, SPC front and rear camber kit.
$450 For installation. (according to them, front camber takes lots of work)

which will come down to be 1150..

(2)
about 400 to get eibach + installation (no camberkits)

i mean.. $1150.... will worth it for a long run?

The main concern is that, I will be getting vossen 20x9, 20x10.5 with offsets 32,39. Tires: Falken 245/35/20 285/30/20

I still want to look aggressive without losing ride quaility.
Would Eibach do a good job? (def. S-tech will be hotter) S-tech seems to be perfect tho.

Night and day for looks of these two drops between s-tech and eibach? consideralbly noticeable difference with 20's on the car?

I am also concerned that S-tech is too close to ground, which will make me stressed out about scratches on the bottom every bumps. I don't care about bottom cuz i can't see, but i heard ppl get scratchs on exhuast with s-tech.. Really? lol

What I am looking for is not 200%, going too extreme. Want a compromise between look and ride quailtiy (more of looks for now, Im young) lol.
And I don't have alots of money, so it would be best, if i could save some money on suspension and get wheels faster, but I am just scared that look with vossen 20's with eibach will look wierd.... so..

When is H-tech for G37s come out?? : (
Yes...choose(1).
The height w/ Eibach srpings is how the g37 is supposed to be from the factory..
It means it looks like OEM after all.

With the (1), you get also camber kits,
so you can upgrade to coilovers and keep the height later.
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Old Mar 13, 2010 | 04:44 AM
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Just so you know, you dont HAVE to get camber kits. Neg camber wont eat away at your tires if your toe is in spec. At the very least you can get just the rear toe kit for 50 bucks.

Ive been slammed for almost 3 years now on 2 diff cars and never used a camber kit.
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Old Mar 13, 2010 | 08:28 AM
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I have all the tools at my house and your local!! lol
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Old Mar 13, 2010 | 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by SoFloG37
I have all the tools at my house and your local!! lol
I wish I I lived in Fl. lol not have to worry about bumpy road
I am in Gerogia going to college. lol
Thanks for trying to help and everything.
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Old Mar 15, 2010 | 12:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Stoof@180Custom
Just so you know, you dont HAVE to get camber kits. Neg camber wont eat away at your tires if your toe is in spec. At the very least you can get just the rear toe kit for 50 bucks.

Ive been slammed for almost 3 years now on 2 diff cars and never used a camber kit.
You've never had any camber kits on your G either?
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Old Mar 17, 2010 | 02:08 AM
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I got S-techs.. gonna get shipped and get installed by next weekend.
I might be the only S-tech person who doesn't live in FL..
May be at least in GA.. lol
Should I be worried?!
I am trying to sit high as possible with S-techs, thought about tire sizes, and even takin that spare tire outta my car.. lol
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