Naturally Aspirated 03 coupe??? advice
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Naturally Aspirated 03 coupe??? advice
okay so i bought my G last year in october with 71k miles on it. iv been in afghanistan for the past 8 months and iv been stackin my money up to buy parts. my homie is installing everything for me but i was told that for a daily driver i should go Naturally Aspirated.
i was directed to buy parts for my car to be installed and here is a list of what iv bought iv bought so far, any suggestions of what else i can do to my baby to make it a beast and keep it as a daily drive?
TOMEI PONCAM Camshafts
AAM Competition 3 in. Single Exit Exhaust ( i wanted to go single exhaust told it sounds sexier)
AAM Competition Y-Pipe
Kinetix SSV Manifold
and thats all iv bought so far, i bought the car with a cold air intake already installed and i had a stage 2 exedy clutch and a OEM fly wheel. and i already have my new tires.
i was directed to buy parts for my car to be installed and here is a list of what iv bought iv bought so far, any suggestions of what else i can do to my baby to make it a beast and keep it as a daily drive?
TOMEI PONCAM Camshafts
AAM Competition 3 in. Single Exit Exhaust ( i wanted to go single exhaust told it sounds sexier)
AAM Competition Y-Pipe
Kinetix SSV Manifold
and thats all iv bought so far, i bought the car with a cold air intake already installed and i had a stage 2 exedy clutch and a OEM fly wheel. and i already have my new tires.
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okay so i bought my G last year in october with 71k miles on it. iv been in afghanistan for the past 8 months and iv been stackin my money up to buy parts. my homie is installing everything for me but i was told that for a daily driver i should go Naturally Aspirated.
i was directed to buy parts for my car to be installed and here is a list of what iv bought iv bought so far, any suggestions of what else i can do to my baby to make it a beast and keep it as a daily drive?
TOMEI PONCAM Camshafts
AAM Competition 3 in. Single Exit Exhaust ( i wanted to go single exhaust told it sounds sexier)
AAM Competition Y-Pipe
Kinetix SSV Manifold
and thats all iv bought so far, i bought the car with a cold air intake already installed and i had a stage 2 exedy clutch and a OEM fly wheel. and i already have my new tires.
i was directed to buy parts for my car to be installed and here is a list of what iv bought iv bought so far, any suggestions of what else i can do to my baby to make it a beast and keep it as a daily drive?
TOMEI PONCAM Camshafts
AAM Competition 3 in. Single Exit Exhaust ( i wanted to go single exhaust told it sounds sexier)
AAM Competition Y-Pipe
Kinetix SSV Manifold
and thats all iv bought so far, i bought the car with a cold air intake already installed and i had a stage 2 exedy clutch and a OEM fly wheel. and i already have my new tires.
Take that stack of money and fund your IRA, 401k and savings.
You can thank me in 25 years
Don't **** money away on a a 11 year old car that if totaled in an accident will be worth $hit
Just my $.02 from an old farht that is sorry that I knew more than my dad when I was your age.
Telcoman
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Thank you for your service.
Take that stack of money and fund your IRA, 401k and savings.
You can thank me in 25 years
Don't **** money away on a a 11 year old car that if totaled in an accident will be worth $hit
Just my $.02 from an old farht that is sorry that I knew more than my dad when I was your age.
Telcoman
Take that stack of money and fund your IRA, 401k and savings.
You can thank me in 25 years
Don't **** money away on a a 11 year old car that if totaled in an accident will be worth $hit
Just my $.02 from an old farht that is sorry that I knew more than my dad when I was your age.
Telcoman
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haha to the Telecom guy....thanks for your support? iv already invested in my savings retirement 401k all that stuff years ago. cool advice but unnecessary for a G35 lovers forum lol.
anyways yea Seymore4 that uprev how much does that usually cost? my friend told me that i need to get my ECU flashed? but then i cant do that unless i go to a Dyno place or buy an expensive self flash thingy haha.
and the HFC drive shaft ill look that up.
OH and also i cannot find a anyplace for the life of me that i can match my backseats to my front seats if i replace them, is there no way to get a custom one installed unless i changed the leather or just have it removed completely?
anyways yea Seymore4 that uprev how much does that usually cost? my friend told me that i need to get my ECU flashed? but then i cant do that unless i go to a Dyno place or buy an expensive self flash thingy haha.
and the HFC drive shaft ill look that up.
OH and also i cannot find a anyplace for the life of me that i can match my backseats to my front seats if i replace them, is there no way to get a custom one installed unless i changed the leather or just have it removed completely?
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and what is a rear final drive gear change? and an LSD?
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Slammed, stop listening to your friend and do more research before you buy any more mod parts! Read all the stickys at the top of the coupe page, lots of important information you need to consume. Manifold isn't the best buy for your $$ since your staying NA! Motordyne spacer would have achieved better results for a lot less. Single exhaust, if that's what you like...include Fast Intentions high flow cats. Most of the restriction is in your OE cats, changing them for HFC will net you no less than 8 whp. Cams, not sure that's a great idea with all the miles on your clock. When you're finished with all the bolt ons get an Osiris tune! Cost is in the $500 to $600 range but you'll get another 25 whp and close to 20 lbs torque. That you'll notice the minute you turn the key...enjoy the ride!
Gary
Gary
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okay so i bought my G last year in october with 71k miles on it. iv been in afghanistan for the past 8 months and iv been stackin my money up to buy parts. my homie is installing everything for me but i was told that for a daily driver i should go Naturally Aspirated.
i was directed to buy parts for my car to be installed and here is a list of what iv bought iv bought so far, any suggestions of what else i can do to my baby to make it a beast and keep it as a daily drive?
TOMEI PONCAM Camshafts
AAM Competition 3 in. Single Exit Exhaust ( i wanted to go single exhaust told it sounds sexier)
AAM Competition Y-Pipe
Kinetix SSV Manifold
and thats all iv bought so far, i bought the car with a cold air intake already installed and i had a stage 2 exedy clutch and a OEM fly wheel. and i already have my new tires.
i was directed to buy parts for my car to be installed and here is a list of what iv bought iv bought so far, any suggestions of what else i can do to my baby to make it a beast and keep it as a daily drive?
TOMEI PONCAM Camshafts
AAM Competition 3 in. Single Exit Exhaust ( i wanted to go single exhaust told it sounds sexier)
AAM Competition Y-Pipe
Kinetix SSV Manifold
and thats all iv bought so far, i bought the car with a cold air intake already installed and i had a stage 2 exedy clutch and a OEM fly wheel. and i already have my new tires.
My .02, see if you can get your money back. Go on Youtube, listen to all the various exhaust combos, find the one you like best, then buy that one. Never just listen to random people at shops and buy what they tell you. Also never buy from AAM, they are huge crooks and do not deserve any business.
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Slammed, stop listening to your friend and do more research before you buy any more mod parts! Read all the stickys at the top of the coupe page, lots of important information you need to consume. Manifold isn't the best buy for your $$ since your staying NA! Motordyne spacer would have achieved better results for a lot less. Single exhaust, if that's what you like...include Fast Intentions high flow cats. Most of the restriction is in your OE cats, changing them for HFC will net you no less than 8 whp. Cams, not sure that's a great idea with all the miles on your clock. When you're finished with all the bolt ons get an Osiris tune! Cost is in the $500 to $600 range but you'll get another 25 whp and close to 20 lbs torque. That you'll notice the minute you turn the key...enjoy the ride!
Gary
Gary
and cams....**** is there anyway to make them more worth it with the miles i have? or is there another way to suffice for that. and the osiris tune where cani get that done at?
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You just wasted a huge chunk of money for very minimal gains. The VQ35 does not respond well to NA mods. Either save up and go FI, just do minor mods for sound, or stay stock.
My .02, see if you can get your money back. Go on Youtube, listen to all the various exhaust combos, find the one you like best, then buy that one. Never just listen to random people at shops and buy what they tell you. Also never buy from AAM, they are huge crooks and do not deserve any business.
My .02, see if you can get your money back. Go on Youtube, listen to all the various exhaust combos, find the one you like best, then buy that one. Never just listen to random people at shops and buy what they tell you. Also never buy from AAM, they are huge crooks and do not deserve any business.
so ur pretty much suggestiing to go turbo and get small mods? or supercharger?
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i understand what yall are saying about the superchargers and turbos but the main reason i didnt wanna go that route was because arnt they like 6-9k? im pretty much trying to get more out of my car for less than 6000
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The SSV manifold is designed for forced induction, you will only see very minimal gains (if any at all). Really it is pointless on a NA G35 (unless you just want it for show). It will not impact your ability to daily the car, because it really will have no impact on the car at all.
Cams are a whole can of worms, yes you need someone who knows what they are doing to tune your car after. Very very few tuners have experience tuning a G35 with cams. Honestly, you are just looking for trouble.
The most common mods are just a cold air intake, plenum spacer, high flow cats/test pipes, exhaust and piggyback flash. All of which you can do with simple hand tools in your driveway. Total you will be spending about 2-3k and net about 30-40hp.
Or just save up and get a used vortech or procharger kit for 4-5k, and get 150hp gain. Many people here daily mildly boosted G35s for years with no problems.
Cams are a whole can of worms, yes you need someone who knows what they are doing to tune your car after. Very very few tuners have experience tuning a G35 with cams. Honestly, you are just looking for trouble.
The most common mods are just a cold air intake, plenum spacer, high flow cats/test pipes, exhaust and piggyback flash. All of which you can do with simple hand tools in your driveway. Total you will be spending about 2-3k and net about 30-40hp.
Or just save up and get a used vortech or procharger kit for 4-5k, and get 150hp gain. Many people here daily mildly boosted G35s for years with no problems.
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The SSV manifold is designed for forced induction, you will only see very minimal gains (if any at all). Really it is pointless on a NA G35 (unless you just want it for show). It will not impact your ability to daily the car, because it really will have no impact on the car at all.
Cams are a whole can of worms, yes you need someone who knows what they are doing to tune your car after. Very very few tuners have experience tuning a G35 with cams. Honestly, you are just looking for trouble.
The most common mods are just a cold air intake, plenum spacer, high flow cats/test pipes, exhaust and piggyback flash. All of which you can do with simple hand tools in your driveway. Total you will be spending about 2-3k and net about 30-40hp.
Or just save up and get a used vortech or procharger kit for 4-5k, and get 150hp gain. Many people here daily mildly boosted G35s for years with no problems.
Cams are a whole can of worms, yes you need someone who knows what they are doing to tune your car after. Very very few tuners have experience tuning a G35 with cams. Honestly, you are just looking for trouble.
The most common mods are just a cold air intake, plenum spacer, high flow cats/test pipes, exhaust and piggyback flash. All of which you can do with simple hand tools in your driveway. Total you will be spending about 2-3k and net about 30-40hp.
Or just save up and get a used vortech or procharger kit for 4-5k, and get 150hp gain. Many people here daily mildly boosted G35s for years with no problems.