I went and test drive the 05 G35 and the clutch feels too soft. It feels like driving a manual corolla! Is this common? Also, when I drove it, it seem so smooth. You can't feel no pull or good respone when flooring the pedel. Feels like lack of low end power!
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Gs do not "feel" fast...Originally Posted by G--35
I went and test drive the 05 G35 and the clutch feels too soft. It feels like driving a manual corolla! Is this common? Also, when I drove it, it seem so smooth. You can't feel no pull or good respone when flooring the pedel. Feels like lack of low end power!
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Yea, stock clutch barely feels like it's there... Hell, my Exedy feels a bit light too...
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By looking at most people sigs and what year model car they drive, I'd say most are bias. But honestly, the 04 is the better "deal".
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I would probably go for the 04 with brembos.
Why would go with the 04' and Brembos after asking which is cheaper to upgrade? Brembos are $1200 or so. A rev-up motor is $7k.Originally Posted by nghiars
its a tough choice... the navi sucks( i have it) so it doesnt sway me in anyway. And i still loke 03-04 interior better.. BUT brembos vs rev up.... which is cheaper to upgrade?I would probably go for the 04 with brembos.
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Everyone also forgot about the 19 inch ray wheels as oppose to the 18s on the 04.
The 19" wheels are an option, just like the 18" wheels are on the 04'.Originally Posted by Black Acc
Everyone also forgot about the 19 inch ray wheels as oppose to the 18s on the 04.