Soon to own a 12 g37 coupe
01-23-2017, 02:37 PM
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Soon to own a 12 g37 coupe
Hello everyone ive been looking around for a new vehicle im getting out of a 2004 wrx and getting into a 12 g37 and i couldnt be happier but my father helped me tune my wrx to perfection. lonm\g story short he cant help me anymore so i come to this forum and all of its lovely members to help guide me on my g37 journey to perfection. i want it to be a little faster and i also want to lower it any help or guides on those two topics would be greatly appreciated thanks in advance for any help
01-23-2017, 09:28 PM
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Welcome to the site! Easiest way to get a bit of gain would be High Flow Cats or Test Pipes if you live in a place that doesn't smog check. Intakes & Exhaust don't add much but combined with an Ecutek or Uprev tune you can squeeze a bit out of these VQ motors.
As far as lowering, a popular mild drop coilover that is a good price are the Tein Basis Z sets, they use the OEM upper mounts and don't have damper adjusters but can be had for about $500 shipped, the Tein Flex Z is about $300 more if you want damping adjusters. Depending how low you go will determine if you need aftermarket camber arms and rear toe bolts. The rear kits are almost always required and the fronts would be a good plan if you drop more than about 1.5".
Hotchkiss sway bars would be a good part to add to your list too.
Hope that helps & glad you found us.
Brad
As far as lowering, a popular mild drop coilover that is a good price are the Tein Basis Z sets, they use the OEM upper mounts and don't have damper adjusters but can be had for about $500 shipped, the Tein Flex Z is about $300 more if you want damping adjusters. Depending how low you go will determine if you need aftermarket camber arms and rear toe bolts. The rear kits are almost always required and the fronts would be a good plan if you drop more than about 1.5".
Hotchkiss sway bars would be a good part to add to your list too.
Hope that helps & glad you found us.
Brad
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kennyz424 (01-24-2017)
01-24-2017, 02:51 AM
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Congratulations on your purchase and welcome aboard! Tell us a little bit more about your new G37 and post some pictures, when you have a chance. I'm sure you will find a lot of useful information for mods on here.
