Coilovers??
WTH!! I just got off the phone with KW and none of there systems are for the Sedan!! Coupes only, or you void the warranty! I guess everyone that is running them and sedans is at your own risk. This applies to v1's as well as v3's. I have read a lot of good things about them and wanted to go with them or Stance. So I called Stance to make sure they were okay with their systems on a sedan. They stated "no problem as long as it's not an AWD".
Needless to say looking for input from you all about other options? I have looked at the list of possible options posted here but find it in conflict with the manufacturer KW. Plus I haven't found a whole lot of feed back from what us sedan guys are running. Plus a fair amount of retailers are saying yes the KW's are good for the Sedan in contradiction to the manufacturer. I would appreciate any and all help. The car is going to be a DD plus spend close to 20 days a year at the autoX/track. |
Rotor - A quick search brought this:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...r-options.html There are reviews for many of these in the...wait for it...suspension review section. LOL Also, I have been in contact with John Kim from Stance USA and he confirmed that they have coilovers for our application. It's the one they make for the G35X. Part #: St-v35-ss Sean |
I've done a fair share of research on different coilovers for the sedans as I had issues with my BC's. To me, I really like Tein's offerings, the Street Flex and Flex Z are very appealing coilovers. And, I hear nothing but good things about Stance's offerings.
If I were you, avoid BC. |
Check out Fortune Auto. They make coils for the G Sedan, and they're a great company.
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KSport makes coilovers for the sedan - Ksport Adjustable Coilover Systems, Camber Kits and Suspension Products | Ksport Store
I have them and they're great! |
In the event you had to send one back for a warranty claim, how would they know if they were on a coupe or sedan?
Koni doesn't list the sedan as compatible with the 370Z / G37 coupe parts, but they fit..... |
The main issue w/ the KWs on the sedans is they drop pretty deep in back even at the highest setting. In order to get a drop that's easier to live w/ for daily driving most KW sedan drivers have to buy the rear spring extenders from KW, and by doing this it voids the warranty. I think it takes the shock out of it's recommended operating range so damper life may be shortened, but that's just my guess.
There's quite a few good options for RWD G sedans, in the KW price point RS-R makes some nice sets https://www.rs-r.com/product/infinit...ers-2007-2013/ Not much feedback on these, but Bilstein makes very good sets too Bilstein® - Infiniti G37 2012 B16 Series PSS10 Lowering Coilover Kit |
Sorry OP!!!
I thought you were after COs for an X not RWD. That link I posted doesn't necessarily apply to your application. Sean |
I posted a fairly comprehensive list of coil-overs in the suspension forum. I need to look into the Flex Z and the upcoming Tanabe/Koni sets and add them.
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Originally Posted by slartibartfast
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I posted a fairly comprehensive list of coil-overs in the suspension forum. I need to look into the Flex Z and the upcoming Tanabe/Koni sets and add them.
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