That looks hot

 

Holy crap, very nice looking car. What wheels are those? Would the 370z dampers hold up better with lowering than ours since they are already made to sit at that height (roughly)? How's the handling being lowered on these vs lowered on your stock dampers?

 

Thanks guys

Let me see if I can find some new pics for ya.

thanks man They are TSW Nurburgerings. I think so since the tanabe lowering springs only lowered the front an extra 1/2 - 1" when paired with the 370z shruts.

Handling seems like stock maybe even a little softer. Pairing it with the tanabe springs made it perfect imo.

 

Here are some pictures after the Tanabe springs were installed next to my co-workers FR-S.

 

That looks PERFECT. You say the ride is similar to stock? Sounds like the setup I'm looking for.

 

yeah rides pretty close to stock with the stock 370z sport suspension

 

Nice job, looks clean. Thanks for the info

 

Nice ride, and great job poking around with this idea.

Wonder if 370z coil overs would fit as well, if so, this would expand the Seller/Buyers market across the two forums. More goodies for us mod lovers to poke through thoughts on this possibility?

 

Yeah a lot of the 370z coilovers are compatible with our Gs

 

Nice ride ... really looks righteous ...

Do you mean the ride is close to stock g37 sport suspension ?
Just a whole bunch lowered using the 370 shocks and tannabe springs ?
How does it do with the potholes and expansion joints ?

I really like the look but gotta consider creature comfort since this is my DD and I encounter some unfriendly roads in my commute back and forth to work - also need to consider my passengers as well.

I'm still trying to find that right balance ...

 

Wow, nice looking car!

Quick question... I have an '09 G37s coupe daily driver and would like to lower the front a little (1" or so) but keep the rear stock. And, i dont like the idea of mixing much stiffer aftermarket front springs with stock rear springs. You think I could just use front 370z sport springs with my existing stock rears?

Thanks