Will a skyline body kit hit the ground if I lower my car? If so do I have to leave my max looking like a 4x4. What springs should I use with the skyline kit?

 

well...how much are you lowering it? what are you looking for? etc...be less vague

 

I say maybe 1.5 in the front and 1.3 in the rear.

 

I would like to get a Tokico Illumina Suspension Kit. What do you thank?

 

Uhm, well it won't be touching the ground just sitting there parked, obviously.. but if you drive over a speed bump/curb/driveway entrance too fast then yes, you'll probably leave piece of the kit on the ground. For a 1.5" /1.3" drop, the closest would probably be H&Rs

 

that isnt that low. i really think the skyline kit would clear that, but like with most lowering jobs you would scrap on certain driveways and such. a little lowering ties the entire look together.

 

So do not get a Tokico Illumina Suspension Kit. Why???

 

.....did anyone say not to?

 

Sorry, I meant to say will they work instead of H&Rs. Which one is lower? (H&Rs or Tokico Illumina Suspension Kit)

 

The Tokico springs have a drop of 1.5" in the front and 1.3" in the rear. They have a spring rate of Front: 111 � 225 lb/in and Rear: 148 � 295 lb/in which probably puts them around the same stiffness as H&R. Tokico Springs are new and not much is known about them yet. They should be paired with Koni Yellows, KYB AGX, Tokico Illuminas, KYB GR2, or possibly Tokico Blues.

The H&R Sport springs have a 1.4" front 1.3" rear drop and are known to be the softest aftermarket spring for the 4th Generation Maxima. They are definately stiffer than stock SE springs, especially at their bottom limit due to the progressiveness of the spring but out of all the setups, probably the softest and most comfort oriented. They should be paired with Koni Yellows, KYB AGX, Tokico Illuminas, KYB GR2, or possibly Tokico Blues.

*edit* btw, i got this off of
http://maxmods.dyndns.org/index.php
one of the most helpful max sites ever

 

Thanks for the help SXN.

 

nooo problemo.

 

would a stillen lip with tien s tech and tokico Illuminas still have good ground clearance? Just curious

 

Why doesn't someone recommond the Eibach pro kit? Is there a dislike for that kit?

 

^ Its a very very stiff setup

 

eibach is very stiff, without being all that low. you can get a much better set up