OEM Sport Springs VS OEM Non-Sport Springs VS Eibach Pro Kit
On the first Gen G Sedans the Sport and Non-Sport springs were the same height, yet had much different spring rates. In fact, many complained about the sport suspension being too rigid. The coupe revised coupe springs were even stiffer. Not sure how to know for sure what the spring rates are on the 2nd and 3rd gen cars.
Personally, I love the Sport suspension on the 2013 Sedan and have no interest in replacing it with expensive aftermarket components.
Personally, I love the Sport suspension on the 2013 Sedan and have no interest in replacing it with expensive aftermarket components.
I also love the ride of the current model RWD Sport Sedan. However, you would be amazed what a set of aftermarket swaybars can do to this car, without impacting ride quality at all.
Both front and rear?
Best mod ever for this car, IMO. And for context, appreciate that the 6MT already had the stiffer sways to begin with.
Not so with your G37xS, the "S" notwithstanding. DJE44, you really should give this due consideration.http://www.hotchkis.net/sport_sway_b..._g37x_awd.html
Last edited by Rochester; Sep 20, 2013 at 09:39 AM.
OK, that's hyperbole.
But you're going to be happy, man. Real happy.
Yes, both front and rear. I have Eibach, but only because I got a deal on a barely used set. Otherwise, I would have purchased Hotchkis for value and cost when new.
Best mod ever for this car, IMO. And for context, appreciate that the 6MT already had the stiffer sways to begin with.
Not so with your G37xS, the "S" notwithstanding. DJE44, you really should give this due consideration.
Hotchkis Sport Suspension
Best mod ever for this car, IMO. And for context, appreciate that the 6MT already had the stiffer sways to begin with.
Not so with your G37xS, the "S" notwithstanding. DJE44, you really should give this due consideration.Hotchkis Sport Suspension
As far as OEM sways, my configuration is the best.
All INFINTI claims is "sport tuned suspension" with the RWD-Sport, and nothing of any kind about the suspension on the AWD-Sport:2013 Infiniti G37 Sedan Specifications | Infinitihelp.com
If you were nearby, I'd happily invite you to barnstorm the area with my 6MT, if only to see that look on your face.
I swear, sometimes I think we're all just making this stuff up as we go along, myself included.
How do you know that, dragion?
All INFINTI claims is "sport tuned suspension" with the RWD-Sport, and nothing of any kind about the suspension on the AWD-Sport:
2013 Infiniti G37 Sedan Specifications | Infinitihelp.com
If you were nearby, I'd happily invite you to barnstorm the area with my 6MT, if only to see that look on your face.
I swear, sometimes I think we're all just making this stuff up as we go along, myself included.
All INFINTI claims is "sport tuned suspension" with the RWD-Sport, and nothing of any kind about the suspension on the AWD-Sport:2013 Infiniti G37 Sedan Specifications | Infinitihelp.com
If you were nearby, I'd happily invite you to barnstorm the area with my 6MT, if only to see that look on your face.
I swear, sometimes I think we're all just making this stuff up as we go along, myself included.

The AWD has the thickest front sway bar...larger than the other G models including the RWD "S".
Hotchkis is probably one the best for the G...
Last edited by dragion; Sep 20, 2013 at 07:24 PM.
And the RWS S sway is just marginally stouter than the Journey sway, they weigh almost the same, same outside tubing diameter, and virtually the same effect on the car, at least in my experience.
To qualify that opinion, you were lowered on coilovers before you installed those sways. But yeah, sorry about that, buddy. It's not at all what I expected. You too, I'm guessing.









