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Hi & new member from Bay Area.

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VipStyleGuy91March 23, 2013
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Hi & new member from Bay Area.

Hey whats up guys so finally yesterday it happened:dance:! i picked up a 98' Infiniti Q45 :truestory: 120k miles and runs pretty smooth. I'm still kind of learning about suspension (coilovers) so please bear with me. For starters does anyone recommend a specific brand? i always wondered if different brands made a difference. (noob question). also if i do go for coilovers will it affect how smooth the car runs? but yup enjoy the pics! stay tuned! :thankyou:

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Hey whats up guys so finally yesterday it happened:dance:! i picked up a 98' Infiniti Q45 :truestory:  120k miles and runs pretty smooth. I'm still kind of learning about suspension (coilovers) so please bear with me. For starters does anyone recommend a specific brand? i always wondered if different brands made a difference. (noob question). also if i do go for coilovers will it affect how smooth the car runs? but yup enjoy the pics! stay tuned! :thankyou:
customls4March 25, 2013
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As far as coilover's go do your research and find what fits in your budget, for my money I recommend Megan racing they have an established history and their products are solid and reliable. Here is a tip take the time to make sure your cars suspension is up to the task of being lowered. And by that I mean your bushings and other suspension related maintenance has been addressed, one thing I have learned is lowering your car will strain any already weakened suspension components.
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As far as coilover's go do your research and find what fits in your budget, for my money I recommend Megan racing they have an established history and their products are solid and reliable. Here is a tip take the time to make sure your cars suspension is up to the task of being lowered. And by that I mean your bushings and other suspension related maintenance has been addressed, one thing I have learned is lowering your car will strain any already weakened suspension components.