APEXi ExpertV Coilover and Cusco Sways... it's nice
09-21-2006, 06:10 AM
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APEXi ExpertV Coilover and Cusco Sways... it's nice
Just got my coilovers and sway bars on the car... and all I can say is... it's worh the money!
Install was a breeze... and the adjustability is awesome!
Install was a breeze... and the adjustability is awesome!
09-25-2006, 06:17 AM
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Originally Posted by racinzrookie
Looks nice. Btw is that the nismo intake but in short ram? if it is is there a bracket holding it in place or something?
There's no bracket holding it it just sits' there and the MAF adapter has a rubber stopper on the bottom side that hold it in place....
we just installed one of these on a buddies car (very similar to what I have...) a buddy welded the pipe, polished it and we hung a 3" filter on it... worked like a charm.
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12-17-2006, 07:46 PM
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! How hard is it to adjust the dampening (I'm mostly concerned with accessing the rears)? Do you have to dismount the shocks to make adjustments? Also what are the spring rates for this setup? I'm planning on going with this for my G35C and I'm wondering if I will have any issues? Do you have pics of the rears? Thanks for your help.
! How hard is it to adjust the dampening (I'm mostly concerned with accessing the rears)? Do you have to dismount the shocks to make adjustments? Also what are the spring rates for this setup? I'm planning on going with this for my G35C and I'm wondering if I will have any issues? Do you have pics of the rears? Thanks for your help.
12-18-2006, 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Gsedan35
560/448
Front is easy to adjust, the rear's adjust from the same location at the top of the shock meaning you have to pull them to adjust.
Front is easy to adjust, the rear's adjust from the same location at the top of the shock meaning you have to pull them to adjust.
Damn, I was hoping that they could be adjustable w/o removing the shocks. I can get a good deal on these
. One more question, are the springs mounted on the shocks or are they mounted outboard? Thanks!
12-19-2006, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Frostydc4
Damn, I was hoping that they could be adjustable w/o removing the shocks. I can get a good deal on these . One more question, are the springs mounted on the shocks or are they mounted outboard? Thanks!
. One more question, are the springs mounted on the shocks or are they mounted outboard? Thanks!Rear springs are in the same location as oem.
HKS LS+ will give you what you want as far as being able to adjust the rear dampners without removing them.
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