I'm going to assume that the sedan requires a different suspension setup so suspension mods for the coupe would not actually be technically correct for the sedan even if they might fit.

Just wanted some confirmation on that.

I'm guessing there aren't as many aftermarket options for the sedan since less sedan owners will mod their cars than coupe owners.

Just curious because the sedan would be a more practical option for me this time around and I'm considering one but not sure if I'd be happy if I couldn't find a good set of coilovers or exhaust designed to work with the sedan.

 

you got the mod bug...coupe is the way to go....i am kicking myself for not getting the coupe...if i did...i would of gone all out already....but i am doings mods as they come and exploring on what i can do. currently working on breathing mods....

 

I believe that Teins will be releasing sedan coilovers after the coupe versions.

 

How many model years has the G37/V36 Coupe been out now and Tien's just getting around to releasing coilovers. They seem to be a bit slow to release.

 

Its been out since the end of 2007, as a 2008 model. I have no idea what's taking them so long though.

 

i have kw on mine....sedan love it....

 

hmmm sedan on coils?

 

yup that is right

 

are they designed for the coupe but fit the sedan, or were they actually designed for the sedan?

 

the KW V3 coils fit almost everything.. from BMWs to Mecerdes..

 

Coil overs should be the same for V36 sedans and coupes. Amplified Motorsports put the same JIC on both cars. There is another member on G35driver that has the prototype Tein coil overs on his V36 sedan already. Those have not been officially released yet though.

Stock spring rates for V36 sedans and coupes are different tough.

 

yupp, that is funny that you say that...cause one of the guys i was talking to about my coilovers said nice...i have the same ones....on my acura and BMW and mercedes i was like damn lol

 

just so you see the difference.....

just got the car tinted


got the car some new shoes

after coilovers...

 

I noticed your tire wide is a 275. What is the width of your wheel?

 

looks much better dropped, nice work

boy the rear wheelwell sure is big though. almost wonder if it might look even better with staggered wheels, +1" in rear... hmmmm