Alex's Graphite Shadow G37X Sedan Build
#46
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Been busy with school and work, but the next stages of the build are starting now. Planning to do an overhaul of the vehicle. New Michelin A/S3+ were installed with the same accompanying tire lettering. Upgraded my brake setup to the Z1 Motorsports Front and Rear 2 Piece brake rotors paired with Project Mu NS400 pads. Carbon Fiber Steering wheel from Nelson Racing Wheel also came in the mail and that should be installed soon. The wheel itself kind of contrasts the stone interior a bit too much, but ill either get used to it or find a cheap black interior swap
Planned upgrades over the winter include:
- Air Lift Air suspension kit (either 3H or 3P)
- Work Emotion CR2P wheels
- Carbon fiber front and side splitters
- Successful Automotive Bella Duckbill
- Carbon fiber radiator, battery, and brake fluid covers
Planned upgrades over the winter include:
- Air Lift Air suspension kit (either 3H or 3P)
- Work Emotion CR2P wheels
- Carbon fiber front and side splitters
- Successful Automotive Bella Duckbill
- Carbon fiber radiator, battery, and brake fluid covers
#47
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Air Lift 3H kit is all finished up. A couple of post install issues did arise after receiving the car, but the folks at Real Auto Dynamics were amazing at getting it all sorted out. Also ordered my new wheels (WORK Emotion CR2P in a square 19x9.5 setup with a full reverse lip in their full bronze color option) from Ravspec earlier this month. ETA on those is 3 months.
Comfort wise, the car rides like a cloud now (dare I say more comfortable than OEM?). Compared to my coilovers, there's a touch more body roll but I'll have Hotchkis sway bars swapped in once winter is over. Hopefully with a few dampening adjustments I'll be able to have it planted on the road better than on my BC setup.
Here's how she's sitting
Comfort wise, the car rides like a cloud now (dare I say more comfortable than OEM?). Compared to my coilovers, there's a touch more body roll but I'll have Hotchkis sway bars swapped in once winter is over. Hopefully with a few dampening adjustments I'll be able to have it planted on the road better than on my BC setup.
Here's how she's sitting
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That's the aired out height actually. Running oem camber so I can't fully slam it onto the floor, but the money saved on tire wear is worth it for me. The exhaust mufflers are an inch from the floor at that height so it's low enough for me. Atm my ride height is set at 2 finger gap with my low preset being at flush tire to fender (basically my old coilovers height)
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Interesting. Not sure I would of opted for air if I was sitting at the same height as some slammed coils but thats just me. Long as your happy with it. I'd personally have to lay frame or as close to it as possible but then of course that comes with more money and wear and tear.
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Interesting. Not sure I would of opted for air if I was sitting at the same height as some slammed coils but thats just me. Long as your happy with it. I'd personally have to lay frame or as close to it as possible but then of course that comes with more money and wear and tear.
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All depends on the shop to be honest. Quality shops will charge in the 3k range where I live, with difficult applications (such as chromes) costing more. I have a slight discount on my wrap though, but can't disclose the numbers on it.
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word word, wouldnt want you to anyway, no need to put one180 in that position. But thank you