i want to lower my g37xS sedan close to the set up that i photoshopped, but have done some research and have come back to find no real good answer. whats the best way to drop an awd?


as is now


photoshop

 

BC coilovers.

 

Search is your friend. Many threads on this. Good luck mate.

https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...tock-ride.html

 

Truth to be told there isn't a solution for the AWD yet. People use Eibach springs, but those are design for the RWD. Funny how you photoshop the trunk too.

 

eibach now also makes springs specifically for the awd now (both the coupe and the sedan). They've been out for quite a while. And there's always coilovers

 

Eiback website clearly sates: "Excluding AWD" for the Sedan. Thanks for the heads up. I'll look into it.

Edit: Did some research, and I was right. No Eibach Springs for the G37x Sedan. People use Springs for the Journey, which give you a funny drop. It drops the back more than the front.

 

Aren't the suspension the same between 07-08 and 09-11? If so, look for part # 6399.140. It was designed specifically for the G35X, and raises the rear to even out the gap.

 

i just picked up a set of h&r springs for my g37xs too (white) but didnt install them yet... too much snow in nyc... but i saw a pic of a xs sedan with them and the drop is PERFECT... pretty low tho....

 

I think 10-11 are different.

 

FYI, Swift gave a rough ETA for their G37x springs... 2 more months. Really worth waiting for those.

 

Yes, I think the Swift is going to be a nice kit. Mild drop, less than one inch. Just perfect.

 

I've been running the RWD sedan Eibach's on my '10 X for almost a year now with no issues whatsover. Ride quality is very close to stock, imo. Check out a previous thread here:

https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...40-review.html

 

hi i am also looking for a BC coilover for my G37XS
how does it feel it ???

 

photoshop my trunk? i simply debadged it, and painted the infiniti emblem black.

i cant have the car slammed, id like to run 20" wheels. has anyone else had with the eibach rwd springs? any pics??

 

I'm looking forward to the Swift springs as well when they become available. Don't want too aggressive of a drop so they seem to fit the bill quite well, and also seem to have high praises from a lot of people on the forum.