See I came across a new exhaust system built for the g37 that I would really like for my G35 coupe. Is there a part or extension needed that could make this type of fitment possible? Not sure if anyone has done this before.

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I was wondering the same thing?

 

You could cross-reference to a part number on a website (Borla, Magnaflow etc) and see if they're the same...

 

I'm far, far, far, from an expert but having a look at these OEM systems, they appear quite different from the front pipe gasket to the tips
06 G35 C - Illustration
08 G37 C - Illustration

 

They are not the same....................

 

g37 exhaust is nice but not something i would spend that much to imitate. Go far FI or Nismo. but if you really want a awesome sounding one get the new GTR there's a video on youtube who had them on (search CIN motorsport GTR exhaust g35 coupe ) that is the best after market exhaust i have ever heard on a g

 

i would personally just get a HR y-pipe and call it a day..

 

I have someone who's gonna sell me a G37 exhaust for a good price so I'm gonna try it and I'll let u know... from what I read all u need to do is swap the 35 swaybar for the 37 swaybar and it should bolt right up

 

i know I'm a little late on this thread, but I own a G37 & a G35, put a fast intentions exhaust on the 37 & put my OEM 37 exhaust on the G35, bolts right up, swapped on my OEM sway bar. One of the hangers on the muffler is on the wrong side, but it still has 2 plus the dual pipes holding it in place, seems sturdy, it's not going anywhere. I did not swap on the G37 y-pipe since it wasn't needed, but it would have bolted up as well. Going to eventually put a G37 axleback on it for a cheap dual exhaust system for the DD

 

Haven't got around to doing it yet but imma tackle it at the end of the month

So ur saying everthing bolts right up but the factory rear sway bar needs to be swaped? Whichaftermarket sway bar did u go with?

 

put hotchkis sways on my g37, oem g37 on the g35

 

Oh I see. Guess I gotta find a G37 sway bar then

 

Do you absolutely need a g37 swaybar in order to install oem g37 exhaust?

 

Does the G35 exhaust bolt up to the G37 without sway bar swapping?

 

Definately need to swap swaybars to install a g37 exhaust. I just did it today! it sounds alright.