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Old 11-19-2008, 09:35 AM
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G37S vs 335i Sedan
The two blasted by me last night on my way to training..

I was driving westbound on I-75 and I suddenly heard a loud engine pass me at WOT, wouldn't you know it... It was an IP G37. Before I could finish my thoughts on how sexy that thing sounded, a white 335 sedan passed by me also hauling a$$, trying to keep up with the G..

So moral of the story..

G37 FTMFW!!!
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are you sure it was a 335 not a 328
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It had the dual exhaust so I'd say I'm pretty sure.
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awww

i see said the blind man...
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Why would sedans have greater drivetrain loss?
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longer driveshaft then coupe and z, i think the z and coupe have c/f driveshafts aswell where sedans do not ..plus overall its a longer distance from the motor to the rearend ..
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are you sure it was a 335 not a 328
Pretty sure. He said the bmw was hauling azz. That pretty much excludes the 328 right there.
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Pretty sure. He said the bmw was hauling azz. That pretty much excludes the 328 right there.
Those things are quicker than a lot of people think.
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Pretty sure. He said the bmw was hauling azz. That pretty much excludes the 328 right there.
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another biased infiniti owner? I'm sorry.. G37's are weak.. a 335i would eat one for lunch.
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Pretty sure. He said the bmw was hauling azz. That pretty much excludes the 328 right there.

going 80 or 90mph in any car is still hauling azz, no matter what car your in
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one ... you dont know exactly how the so called "race started off"

two ... the 335 is faster =P
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I flew by a car 6 months ago going 145 mph in my G and about a second later a modded C6 vette passed the same car at 165. Guess how many buslenghs ahead I was when we started the "race".
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I flew by a car 6 months ago going 145 mph in my G and about a second later a modded C6 vette passed the same car at 165. Guess how many buslenghs ahead I was when we started the "race".
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hrrmm Nissan should level the playing field and give the G37 sedan a turbo(or two).
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he said bus.. so i would say something in lines of 12.
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