Nope

Very nice stance, my man. How do you like the BC coilovers?

I'm happy with them. This is my first experience with a coilover setup, but so far so good. The ride is definately tolerable, not much different from stock and the car handles great now. Haven't had a chance to play with the dampening much yet, but my settings now are 18 clicks from soft in the from and 14 clicks in the rear.

sik car nice nav

^^ I don't think your content was posted correctly. It's not showing up.....just a big blank post.

fixed for you...

Nice Ride...Really like your Nav Unit

soo what did u end up dynoing at?

so alignment is neccesary on rear to go with 20/25mm? one more question, I saw kenwood uses Garmin powered navigation system which is the best naviagation in my opinion, so my question is, how do you upgrade the navigation? I mean, regular garmin nagivations are small enough to bring it inside home and do the update map, but what about this wenwood garmin?

Thanks for fixing my post, I put down 296 RWHP with berk HFC's and injen CAI. Alighnment is only needed because of the coilovers, just spacers should be fine. Also, the garmin can be updated via a usb thumb drive or burn the update to a cd. I'm trying to figure out how to change my icon to the 370z one on my maps...

How to Install your Garmin Vehicle


How to Install:
Connect your Garmin GPS device to your computer.

If you're downloading it from the website:
Click Download.
Click Open, if necessary.
Click Extract.

Browse to find the “Garmin/vehicle” folder on the Garmin drive. You may need to create the vehicle folder.
Double-click the Unplug or Eject icon in your system tray. Click Stop, and then click OK.
Unplug the USB cable from your Garmin GPS device.

How to change your ride:
On your GPS device, touch Settings.
Select Map.
Select Vehicle.
Choose your favorite vehicle.

They don't have a little 370Z car icon do they? I looked but did not see one on the garmin site.

Omg, that 370Z car icon is tits, lol It even matches my PW color ;) Hey Josh88, when you got your coilovers installed, did they allign it to the stock specs?

I installed the coilovers and spc rear camber arms myself and then took it to a shop to get it aligned. It's close to factory spec in the front and around -2 degrees of camber in the rear... Tires are wearing evenly so I think the alignment is good. Really loving the BC coilovers, just hate that I have to remove the rear plastics to adjust the rear dampening.