MontrealAtNight

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I'm in the market for coilovers.

H&R website advise they have a 2" travel ? Is this enough to slam the car agressively ?

mrfobbyaccent

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I would say no, It might be enough to fill the gaps between the tire and the fender, but it won't make your chasis sit two inches of the ground.

warmmilk

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you can slam the front on the h&r coilovers, but not the rear. it gets rid of most of the fender gap, i have something like 1/4 to 1/2 inch rear gap as low as they will go. i guess you can still do the spring mount mod and get rid of another 1/4 inch or so. the front can go pretty low though, i'm tucking a bit in the front and still have about 1/2" left... imma raise the front this weekend a little, to low for my taste...

btw, i know h&r says they have a nice ride to them, just keep in mind that the ride degrades as time passes. when i just installed mine, it was just marginally worse than stock. now its kind of a big difference, its been about 6 months or so... imma be switching over to bilstein's sometime in the spring cause i want something more comfortable

MontrealAtNight

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do you guys have pics ? rear camber kit only or front kit also ? Would it be an improvement over GF210 springs ?

mrfobbyaccent

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You will definitely need a rear kit. Yeah it will be a big improvement from your gf 210's

GT-ER

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This is my car. Front is lowered to about 1/2 it's total travel and the rear is about 3/4th's it's total travel. You could always just modify the rear spring mount and go even lower.





I once lowered it all the way and could not drive the car. The front was waaaay too low and the rear would tuck the tire a good amount.

warmmilk

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keep in mind, the g35 will be lower than a 350z