What do you guys think of this?
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It's not hideous... carbon fiber might be a bit much
G

2003.5 Black w/ Willow
Premium / Sport / Aero / Winter / Navi / Tint
Indianapolis, IN

 

thanks, i will remove it

have removed the G 3 and 5 from the trunk lid, left I N F I N I T I and the logo

for this year i can the the G53 for my initial and age.

 

GeoBau.. YUCK!.. sorry.. but it really is..

If you wanna go with that kinda look I think you should get the RAZO RA89. (i ordered it for myself already)..

 

AT... slim pickings. I saw the one pictured in person, didn't look too bad, but I'll admit that picture makes me want to vomit.
G

2003.5 Black w/ Willow
Premium / Sport / Aero / Winter / Navi / Tint
Indianapolis, IN

 

hehe.. it might be a bad picture.. the the RAZO RA89 is for AT

 

Oh nice, I'd had a RAZO recommended before that wasn't. Looks good. Do you just push it down to shift out of P?

2003.5 Black w/ Willow
Premium / Sport / Aero / Winter / Navi / Tint
Indianapolis, IN

 

GeoBau:
that looks like an atari joystick.

Pesti:
that looks like a *****.


<font color=green>-Rambo</font color=green>
G35c 6MT DG/Willow

 

Yes... you push it down to shift out of P..

Rambo: Stop thinking about dirty things! hahahaha.. we konw whats on YOUR mind!

 

hey, just wanted to know if anyone has any pics of the leather momo shifter? the aluminum one looks cool but doesn't it get hot in the sun and cold in the winter? and I think the leather with aluminum accents matches the graphite interir more..

 

I hate the side button on the shifter for the automatic, I wish they had put it on the front like on the FX, The one on the FX is nice! But since Infinity is no help as far as saying if the shifter from the other vehicle fits on my "G" I made my own using pictures from "Momo" "Razo" "Nismo" etc. and I came up with these shift ***** made out of aluminum rod on a machine lathe, I had fun doing it and they feel pretty good , So I change them once on a while just to achieve a different look. Here is my assortment[img]/w3timages/icons/smile.gif[/img]



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wow. now all you need to do is laser engrave NISMO on the side and you can sell em for 100 bucks a piece.

G35S 6MT
K&N Typhoon intake
Technosquare ECU
350Z Springs & Struts (soon)
6-wire ground kit

 

Any guides out there on installing the Auto shifter? Or do they come with instructions?

 

Since you have an automatic, once you remove the original shifter **** you will see that it is a simple mechanism, to remove the old one snap the bottom rong downwards and remove a circlip that holds the **** , lift it up and that is it , depending on what brand you buy you should get some instruccions, if not it should be easy to figure out, Good luck!!

 

I just installed the black Momo **** last night. I was also concerned about the aluminum being hot/cold... I was also afraid the anodising on the aluminum **** might not match the metal trim in the car, but I was similarly concerned that the black leather Momo uses might not be a good match.

I'm very happy with the ****. The leather is an excellent match. I was mainly concerned it might be too black, since Momo calls the color "black" while those of us with graphite interiors know the leather used in our cars isn't truly black, but rather a very dark shade of grey. Fortunately, so is the leather on the Momo ****. The grain is also a good match for the leather of the steering wheel.


I *would* say however that the chrome base & rings look a little incongruous, since about the only place that kind of finish is used in the G35 interior is on the bezels around the volume and temperature controls on the console, but, it's that little bit of chrome that saves it for me.

The net of all this is that I ruminated over this for a long time. I didn't want to throw $100 at a solution to the ridiculous OEM ****, only to find out I didn't like it. But I'm very pleased with the result, & I'm sorry I waited.

Let's see if I can get these pics posted...

 

First pic



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