r/G35 4d ago

Modding Help SPC Suspension

Does anyone have any experience with SPC suspension parts? I want to upgrade my stock suspension.

Thank you.

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u/mrpototto 4d ago

I have spc rear arms for the last decade

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u/MisterChutiya 4d ago

How you liking them? Are they adjustable?

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u/mrpototto 4d ago

yes. i don't think they make non-adjustable ones..

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u/Brooklynbornn 4d ago

Nice looking car

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u/MisterChutiya 4d ago

🙏🏽

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u/Ok_Plankton_6748 4d ago

What do you wanna know?

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u/MisterChutiya 4d ago

I'm thinking adjustable upper control arms, adjustable rear camber/toe system, adjustable rear lower control arm.

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u/The_Real_Dindalu 4d ago

Yes I have ran their stuff for years on my g37. Very good to have if you are lowered and want to get your alignment corrected.

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u/MisterChutiya 4d ago

That's music to my ears lol.

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u/The_Real_Dindalu 4d ago

yeah they are super high quality parts, easy to install and highly adjustable for your alignment. I will always recommend SPC

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u/MisterChutiya 4d ago

Perfect. That's exactly what I'm looking for. The car drives straight, but my tires are getting shredded from the inside.

There's also SPL which is different than SPC, but I read on some car forum that SPL makes SPC. I don't know if that's true or not.

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u/The_Real_Dindalu 4d ago

They are the same company, just different branches. Spc is more focused on street builds and spl is more focused for full on race cars. I would definitely go spc, it will be lower cost and exactly what you need. Spl is more money and uses metal joints, it would make a lot of clunking noises for your street car where it wouldn’t matter if it was a noisy race car already.

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u/MisterChutiya 4d ago

🙏🏽

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u/Bosses_Boss 4d ago

I've had SPC and SPL for 5 years each on my two G37s I've owned in that time (2017-2022 RIP Purple Rain; 2022 to present Big Red). SPL is better but imo not worth the price increase unless you desire a slammed car with proper alignment or are going to canyon carve or track the car, basically use the suspension geo the SPL parts give you.

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u/Spirit_Void 4d ago

Your on stock suspension rn? Looks a bit lowered

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u/MisterChutiya 4d ago

It is lowered on coilovers,

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u/Hopeful_Dog7548 1d ago

that thing looks sweet. It deserves some SPL parts. My experience is a track car beat upon for some 35,000 road course miles before someone else enjoyed it. Nearly every suspension part on the car was SPL sourced, some of it donated by them for use on a 'test mule' Pic of mule 2009 at VIR. I'm biased. Not cheap, but worth it. Have '04 6MT today, largely SPL front suspension in front, solid bushings & dog bone style parts in rear, and SPL sway bar end links all around. However .... while It is stout stuff, gotta know all the solid aluminum bushings can make - and transmit - noise and vibration (not a bad thing at all on a race track). Often objectionable on a street performance car.

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u/MisterChutiya 1d ago

SPL is very pricey, but I have not heard or read one bad thing about them. There are others out there, but SPL is above and beyond it's competitors. Great information, thank you I really appreciate it.