Upgrade to sport suspension?
Upgrade to sport suspension?
I am moving to Columbia and can no longer be as low as I like. I still have stock non sport 2009 sedan struts and shocks would I notice any differece in ride height between non sport and sport suspension. I have heard both ways I just need a clear answer. I don't care about stiffness or comfort just height. Pictures are appreciated.
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I am moving to Columbia and can no longer be as low as I like. I still have stock non sport 2009 sedan struts and shocks would I notice any differece in ride height between non sport and sport suspension. I have heard both ways I just need a clear answer. I don't care about stiffness or comfort just height. Pictures are appreciated.
Your best choice will be Swift springs.
The front might be a bit more than 1" drop, but not by much.
Here is my thread on mine:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...t-springs.html
For reference...
The front might be a bit more than 1" drop, but not by much.
Here is my thread on mine:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...t-springs.html
For reference...
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Your best choice will be Swift springs.
The front might be a bit more than 1" drop, but not by much.
Here is my thread on mine:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...t-springs.html
For reference...

The front might be a bit more than 1" drop, but not by much.
Here is my thread on mine:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...t-springs.html
For reference...


20mm Hub Centric DRM spacer...no issues regarding the ride.
Bearings are fine...still new, so can't determine about wear.
Had 20mm spacer on both previous FX's and only had one issue with front passenger's bearing that was replaced under warranty...nothing to do with the spacers.
FX had H&R 20mm spacers for 6 years...lowered on Eibachs, then H&R springs.
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