Category: Steering & Suspension
Price: $220
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: 2010+ G37 Sedan, 2008-2009 G37 Sedan
Location (State/Prov): Can-BC
Item Condition: Brand New

Brand new Eibach Pro-Kits lowering springs for 2nd Gen G35x G37x AWD versions of the Sedans.

Please note that these are specifically designed for the *AWD* 2nd Gen vehicles:
2007-2008 G35X 4DR
2009-2011 G37x 4DR

Sedan Specs:
Part # : 6399.140
Drops Front: 1.4"
Drops Rear: 1.1"

These are the *only* lowering springs designed specifically for the AWD variations of G today. These springs ensure an even, sporty look, without compromising comfort. Using any other normal set of springs designed for the regular RWD G35S/G37S result in the infamous "droopy bum" look, where the front gap appears significantly larger than the rear.

SOLD!

Reason for selling:
I purchased these last year for my 07 g35x, but never got around installing them. Also due to my extra steep driveway (and now that my wife drives the car!) I need to maintain the OEM clearance (and awful gap) of my car.
These are brand new, and have never been installed.

tags: eibach, prokit, pro-kit, sportline, tanabe, h&r, infiniti, G35, G35S, G35XS, G37, G37s, G37XS

 

best price shiped to 12095

 

I'll take em, pm me info please

 

If not sold, plz PM me really interested in buying from you.

 

Sale pending

 

guys, please check your PM's

 

would like this shipped to 60515 if not sold yet have money ready for you already thanks!

 

Still available. (minor edits - should be for sedan only)

 

paypal ready .220 shiped to 12095

 

Please check your PM. thanks!

 

thanks, now sold!

 

what do i need to put it in my 2010 G37x sedan? not Xs.just X

 

Heya,

I never got around installing springs.. but a few DIY threads that you might find useful:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-i...-addendum.html
https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-i...g-install.html

Between the coupe and sedan i believe the instructions are identical.
No difference between the X and XS, same suspension.
Difference between the X and RWD are noted in the 2nd thread.. I believe the the front differential might make it slightly more tricky to get the strut out.

 

thanks.what about rear camber kit?do i need one?