Suspension options for 2002 Q45 F50

I've looked around for suspension for my F50 and couldn't really find much.  I've read that the M45 suspension are almost identical suspension.  Can anyone verify this?  Also how much would an air suspension like Air Runnre cost me with parts and labor?   I'm decently mechanically inclined so would this be difficult or moderate?

sent you an AIM message on the price for Airrunner...and there is JIC coilovers also..for almost 3K (with there core charge for the spindle)

[QUOTE=Blitz;38795]I've looked around for suspension for my F50 and couldn't really find much.  I've read that the M45 suspension are almost identical suspension.  Can anyone verify this?  Also how much would an air suspension like Air Runnre cost me with parts and labor?   I'm decently mechanically inclined so would this be difficult or moderate?[/QUOTE]

try bold world air sus systems

any option for just springs?

JasonB on the Nico forum sells Swift Springs. I'm running Tanabe DF210 on my car. If you have a sport or premium Q45, you may have a problem with the VDC when going to an aftermarket coilover or air suspension as the shocks are electronically adjustable damping and are part of the VDC setup. I don't really know anyone that has done this other than one person in hawaii with air runner suspension on the base Q45.

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nice drop. but i dont mean to hate but what kind of visors are those?? i know they arent the nissan ones. you should get the nissan ones.
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The visors are made by Weathertech. I didn't know Nissan made visors for the Q45, and where to get them. I got them so that I could run my cables from the engine bay into the cabin without having to close the door on them during the tuning of the motor. Any leads on getting the nissan visors without paying too much?

[QUOTE=marksport;38827]JasonB on the Nico forum sells Swift Springs. I'm running Tanabe DF210 on my car. If you have a sport or premium Q45, you may have a problem with the VDC when going to an aftermarket coilover or air suspension as the shocks are electronically adjustable damping and are part of the VDC setup. I don't really know anyone that has done this other than one person in hawaii with air runner suspension on the base Q45.

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That's your black Q45 with DF210 springs?   How low is it supposed to drop?  Do you know how low the swift springs drop?   I do have the premium Q45 with the adjustable dampers.

[QUOTE=marksport;38876]The visors are made by Weathertech. I didn't know Nissan made visors for the Q45, and where to get them. I got them so that I could run my cables from the engine bay into the cabin without having to close the door on them during the tuning of the motor. Any leads on getting the nissan visors without paying too much?[/QUOTE]

Where do you get the nissan visors?

Tanabe doesn't make springs for the Q45...they do have them for the M35/45, but no Q application...weird?

[QUOTE=Blitz;38899]Where do you get the nissan visors?[/QUOTE]

{-.-} or i can get them from someone else using a PP account.

[QUOTE=xbizzle;38901]Tanabe doesn't make springs for the Q45...they do have them for the M35/45, but no Q application...weird?[/QUOTE]


Tanabe does make a set, they just aren't sold in in the US.

[QUOTE]That's your black Q45 with DF210 springs? How low is it supposed to drop? Do you know how low the swift springs drop? I do have the premium Q45 with the adjustable dampers.
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Look at my auto couture test fit thread.  I am on swift springs and they will be on sale on saturday when I remove them.  The stock ride height on the front is WAY to high so its worth a shot.  I put about 6K miles on them and im willing to let them go for $130 shipped.  Pm me for details

[QUOTE=widebody_Q;38937]Look at my auto couture test fit thread.  I am on swift springs and they will be on sale on saturday when I remove them.  The stock ride height on the front is WAY to high so its worth a shot.  I put about 6K miles on them and im willing to let them go for $130 shipped.  Pm me for details[/QUOTE]

What do you mean the stock ride height is to high?  Does the Swift springs leave the front too high?   I have the suspension with the adjustable ride.   Will this work with my premium suspension?

[QUOTE]What do you mean the stock ride height is to high? Does the Swift springs leave the front too high? I have the suspension with the adjustable ride. Will this work with my premium suspension?
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I mean the front sits way too high compared to the rear on stock height.  I have the adjustable ride as well and these springs worked fine.  The ride feels stock with the swift springs and it corners much better.  They go for around $300 new.  Its the only spring option that you have available in the US.

New to all this I just moved to PA and I bought a 2002 Infiniti Q45 sport/luxury package I want to go on air suspension what do you guys recommend ps I don't have omg money so no 5k type please and if anyone here is from or near pa that can install it please pm me

lol, there are so many more recent threads. as stated m45/y34 suspension is almost identical, and pbm has a coilover.

I started reading this and was like "Damn blitz, not only did you go back to an F50 but you have forgotten everything?"

Lol then I realized this is 6 years old.