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HIM Apr 18, 2015 04:49 PM

I'm a newbie
 
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I bought a g35 n dec and had to upgrade to the g37. More modifications to come. I welcome all suggestions !!!

Black Betty Apr 18, 2015 05:39 PM

Welcome to the forum.

blnewt Apr 18, 2015 07:22 PM

Looks like you found a clean one, congrats and welcome to the site!

boxtwo Apr 19, 2015 12:42 PM

Welcome!

properdropper Apr 19, 2015 05:05 PM

hey thats a nice G for a start! dude honestly all you need is a drop and itll look spiffy

HIM Apr 19, 2015 05:50 PM


Originally Posted by adriansalazar (Post 3897757)
hey thats a nice G for a start! dude honestly all you need is a drop and itll look spiffy

Yea I'm trying to figure out what products to use to drop it.! Amy ideas

blnewt Apr 19, 2015 06:37 PM


Originally Posted by HIM (Post 3897772)
Yea I'm trying to figure out what products to use to drop it.! Amy ideas

What's your budget?
To drop it properly I'd recommend at least a rear camber/toe kit (about $180)
You can lower w/ springs on your OEM shocks (about $250-$300) and you'd need an alignment (about $125).
You can also go w/ better shocks like Koni Yellows w/ lowering springs (which will add another $800 give or take.
You can also go w/ coilovers which start at a bit over $600 for Tein Basis and go well over $2k depending how deep your pockets are.
For a basic drop I'd go w/ the Tein coilovers and the camber kit F&R for about $1150 in parts, and if you DIY the install then all you'd have left would be the alignment.
G/L
Brad

HIM Apr 19, 2015 06:44 PM


Originally Posted by blnewt (Post 3897795)
What's your budget?
To drop it properly I'd recommend at least a rear camber/toe kit (about $180)
You can lower w/ springs on your OEM shocks (about $250-$300) and you'd need an alignment (about $125).
You can also go w/ better shocks like Koni Yellows w/ lowering springs (which will add another $800 give or take.
You can also go w/ coilovers which start at a bit over $600 for Tein Basis and go well over $2k depending how deep your pockets are.
For a basic drop I'd go w/ the Tein coilovers and the camber kit F&R for about $1150 in parts, and if you DIY the install then all you'd have left would be the alignment.
G/L
Brad

Ok hanks, Imma take the best routs cause I want the highest quality I can get .


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