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Would you recommend the J5 coilovers? If you have time, can we get a bit more thorough review? Thanks!
So far it's been a solid coilover. It's a bit on the pricey side I admit but it does perform well since it still allows us to use the factory AVS system. The spring rate is perfectly balanced for a stock IS that gives a decent comfortable ride while allowing you to throw it aggressively in the corner. On a side note, because of the added weight and some downforce from the Voltex GT wing, I found that I had to be careful as the spring compressed a bit more than I liked. Once again, stock IS should have no issues with this setup. Two thumbs up!
Quite pricey but definitely helps with less brake dust generation and increased stopping power. Disregard the SSM Set number as this was brought over from Japan and the numbers are slightly different now
Front and rear fenders have been cut to make room for the new wheels. Next step is to weld the reinforcement sheet and prime the areas. Widebody pieces are on their way to be painted.
**** All work done by Trademark Autohouse ****
Front fender hacked off to make room for the new shoes. Rear fender cut with reinforcement sheet in place
Front and rear fenders have been cut to make room for the new wheels. Next step is to weld the reinforcement sheet and prime the areas. Widebody pieces are on their way to be painted.
**** All work done by Trademark Autohouse ****
Front fender hacked off to make room for the new shoes. Rear fender cut with reinforcement sheet in place
Wow I'm assuming all in all, this job costs over 4K including parts?
Just curious, what were the specs on your old red wheels?
Keep us updated as the widebody goes on!!
Hey man, the front spec was 19x9.5 +35 and the rear was 19x10.5 +43. I would caution that this setup was pretty agressive as a few mm of the wheel stuck out of the fender
Hey man, the front spec was 19x9.5 +35 and the rear was 19x10.5 +43. I would caution that this setup was pretty agressive as a few mm of the wheel stuck out of the fender
awesome, thanks for the reply!
looks like you were running 225/35 in the fronts as well?
08-26-16, 10:03 AM
