Any lowered max's?
 

havent seen to many lowered max's. Pics would be appreciated and the type of springs that you use. oh yea.. ive noticed that many people throw on the 4th gen 16 inch rims on their 3rds, anyone got any close ups on what the tire looks like, and pics of 17's close up's (any type rims, doesnt matter)
Thanks

eibach springs, kyb struts
99SE wheels with 215/55/16 Kumhos
tons of pics on my homepage http://maxima.cardomain.com/id/craigbrace

Just go and click on everyones websites, and visit cardomain.

i just lost my springs.................................

http://img13.photobucket.com/albums/...bo/Cap0012.jpg

suspension technique springs with kyb-gr2's

Sprint/kyb-gr2 View Pics on homepage

Intrax here...for more pics click the www under my post.

Btw, for a good place to get springs, check out Shox.com.

With springs, be sure to get good shocks, otherwise your ride will be all bouncy. Many here like the GR-2's or the Tokico's.

hello, most of the guys I've seen on here have lowered their car.

dont forget it's makes a deal where u live!!! NYC not the best place to drop or any area with alot of snow or pot holes the size of mars if your max is a dailey driver!!

ST Springs and ST Struts.

http://ghettomods.net/albums/maxphot..._033.sized.jpg

Lost all my pics a while back, the only other one I really have is in my sig below.

Eibach and Koni


http://www.digerati.us/car/frontleft.jpg

Oh, yeah. 16" 2K wheels and BFGoodrich KDW

I'm 1/2 way done installing my Tokico/Eibach combo. I didnt really want to lower it, but I wanted the sportier ride so I had to lower it.

how exactly does one go about losing springs?

Lowering is bad... M'Kay

eib/tok/16s
http://images.cardomain.com/member_i...5_250_full.jpg

eibach/tokico....check homepage for pics

:wall: Hmm... lots of brands that I sell.


oh and dave :slap:

Have you ever boughten anything from them?
Good prices doesn't always mean good service.

www.internetautomart.com
He has good prices and actually knows something ( :wall: I'm not sure what though :p)

shox.com is a good company. They have customer service that is proactive, with good prices and selection.

When I was inquiring about new shocks for our Durango I was less than impressed with their customer service/knowledge. Maybe they've changed or maybe they just didn't know much about our Durango, but they weren't exactly jumping up trying to help.

I would have already bought them from 4wheelparts wholesale, but then Brian came along, and I'm waiting for him to setup an Edelbrock account. :)

You know that Bilsteins are the best for Durangos right?

;)

lol, no.
besides, if I were you, I'd stop trying to read up on shocks and read up on recovery techniques when your stuck :wall:

:p :thumbsup:

I was not driving. The Durango has much better off-road handling characteristics than the Xterra did only cause he has stupid tires. But the Durango has way more power. :king:

I'll let you in on a secret.
I handle every thing shox.com does and more.

my car is stock :o

:bowdown: lolz

kyb's/speedline springs (1.9")/ 225/45/17's

too bumpy for BR, IMHO

getting:

Eibachs/Koni/ 235/55/17's :)

ST springs and Monroe sensi-trac struts

See the sig Eibach/Konis.

ST springs, tokico blues...
moving to stiffer and less comfortable combinations soon.

Any one have a lowered Max and drive it in the snow? How well does it handle/ drive?

My 90 SE, which i lowered 2 inches with Sprint Springs. And use as a daily driving car in Erie, PA. Which we usually get about 15 feet of snow a year. I'll tell ya my car sucks ever since i dropped it, and i have gotten stuck 6 times this winter, but when the road conditions are good, i don't think there is another maxima around Erie that can handle corners like my car.



My 90 SE Feb. 2004