Springs for a G37x 2010 Coupe
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SRIngs for a G37x 2010 Coupe
This question may be repetitive and annoying, however, I've searched the forum and could not find any threads directly answering this question:
What are ALL of the spring options for a 2010 G37x (AWD) coupe? I want to lower it but not to the point that I would rub or have any issues in the winter. I want minimize the stock-4x4 look to the car and just make it look clean and nice.
I've read options such as the Eibach prokit and Swift springs. Are there other options? Anyone with the prokit on their x Coupe that can share some photos?
Mine has 34,000km on the stock shocks (would it be recommended to also change these or can I stick with the stock ones)?
I plan on throwing some 19s or 20s on and I haven't done much research on wheels yet.
Thanks for any input/photos that you can provide
(do not want coilovers)
What are ALL of the spring options for a 2010 G37x (AWD) coupe? I want to lower it but not to the point that I would rub or have any issues in the winter. I want minimize the stock-4x4 look to the car and just make it look clean and nice.
I've read options such as the Eibach prokit and Swift springs. Are there other options? Anyone with the prokit on their x Coupe that can share some photos?
Mine has 34,000km on the stock shocks (would it be recommended to also change these or can I stick with the stock ones)?
I plan on throwing some 19s or 20s on and I haven't done much research on wheels yet.
Thanks for any input/photos that you can provide
(do not want coilovers)
Last edited by Sinfiniti; Apr 5, 2013 at 02:02 PM.
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^^Do you have Pics of ride height? Anyone with x and not xs have these springs?
Still want enough clearance for winter driving (snow) that we have in Toronto through the winter.
Still want enough clearance for winter driving (snow) that we have in Toronto through the winter.
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Same thing. The ride is good, I just need to install sway bars for track days. Otherwise The height is good enough where I am not bottoming out in parking lots and low enough to look much more aggressive then stock height where I feel like a monster truck. haha
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