Swifts give a pretty conservative drop, so I wouldn't think aftermarket camber kits are even necessary. Wheel fitment will depend on how wide and what offset they are, but generally something a just tad more aggressive than OEM with a small drop on Swifts shouldn't be a problem.

 

I have never purchased wheels before. What is a good size fitment for 19 inch wheels? and maybe tire size too?

 

Man what is wrong with my state? I just called another shop and gotten a quote. They said 8 hours for the front and 8 hours on the back making that total of 16 hours and their labor fee is 100 per hour so that makes it $1,600 just to install the springs. I am depressed. I'm just going to find someone locally and pay him or her maybe 300 bucks tops to do this.

 

That is so far out of the ballpark it's not even funny. My shop installed my coilovers, front camber kit and rear camber kit in about 5 hours, and that was including installation and height adjustment.

As far as wheels go, something like 19x8.5 or 19x9.5 with offsets in the 30s to 40s would work with no problem. 245/40/19 tires would be a good fit.

 

When I installed my swifts I got several quotes from 800, 450 etc. Went to a performance shop that specializes in Nissan infiniti paid 250

 

The quote I gotten was from a import shop which my car is an import lol.
I'm just going to find someone and have this installed cheap. I already asking people and gotten few responses back.

 

Just make sure you know the guy and know his background. You don't want someone who can barely change his oil to do your suspension. If he's not certified, don't go paying him what you'd pay a normal shop (maybe a few bills and a case of beer )

 

Gotcha

 

Found a shop that's willing to do it for like $550 with alignment. We spoke on the phone for like almost an hour discussing how we want to handle my car. I believe he said he can probably make a coil spring spacer or strut spacer for my rears. Also, the owner of the shop also has a g37x sedan that's lowered and Im just waiting for him to come to the shop so I can ask him some questions. I might be ordering the tanabe springs after all instead of the swifts.

 

Alight guys. I found a guy who's willing to do for couple bills and some liquor. I'm going to be buying the tanabe nf210 but I see that they only make it for the g37x coupe. It's listed as 1 inch front and 1.3 on the back. Will this hold true for the sedan as well?

 

Here you go, just scroll down for pics & details, and Tanabe uses the same part # for all the Gs (AWD, RWD, Coupes & Sedans)
https://www.myg37.com/forums/build-t...ml#post3905335

 

 

Looks nice. What size rims are those?

 

I bought these.


It is TNF073 NF210. The people that have ordered tanabes were tnf130. WIll there be any difference in the front?

 

Thanks! 19's.