eddiealiano

Anybody knows what the part number should be on the H&R springs for a 09 g37s coupe??

My girlfriend bought me a set from tirerack, and the box says: 53030 Infinity g37 coupe, but on the springs itself the number 53036 is on all of the springs, i did a little research and it seems that the 53036 is the part number for the g35 sedan, i called tirerack but they say that the 53036 its the one for my car that that's what they have on their book.

TVPostSound

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I would go with the number on the springs, as they sell as a kit.
So I would return them.

http://www.hrsprings.com/application...ts/15/839/2009

dtran2714

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Yeah I would return it and would trust what is printed on the springs too. Part# 53036 is for a G35 sedan

eddiealiano

thanks for the advice, Im going to return them and save for a set of coilovers.

quakerroatmeal

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They are actually the right part number. I had this problem. For some weird reason h&r changed it. The 53030 box all comes with 53036 springs now. I spoke to h&r to confirmed this + had another shop open another box of 53030 springs to check.

eddiealiano

dang... too late a alredy sent it back

JohnsVert

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Same thing here guys , i just received my h&r springs for my convertible and the part number on the springs are 53036 , not 53030-2 like on the box

Neal@tirerack

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Yup, the same.

TRULY NOLEN

Same here. Tire Rack purchased. I'm guessing the drop will be less than 1.5"/1.4".

infinizmo

I know it's a super old thread, but I had this happen to me this week and was startled when I saw the part number difference. Not only this but the 53036 is about 3" longer than my stock spring. To the guys that installed the 53036 spring on their coupes: Did you still achieve the same drop that H&R used to have on these cars? Pic attached for reference. Thank you for the feedback and glad to be here.