I tried to search and see if treads like this existed but no luck for me. I live in an area where it snows alot. I was wondering if it's possible to put the attessa awd like in the sedan g35x onto the coupe. no, i will not buy the sedan, i love the coupe's styling too much. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

 

here is a quick DIY:

Step one: steal underpants.
Step two: ??!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!!
Step three: profits!!!
Step four: take profits, convert to a large sack full of money
Step five: take sack of money to your local tuner garage, and hand it to them
Step six: ?!?!?!?!?!????!!!!!???!?!?!
Step seven: ATTESA-AWD on your G35 coupe! YAY!


Do you have 6MT or 5AT? 5AT should be easier, as the g35x only comes with the auto. But maybe it's just as easy with the 6MT. Who knows?! The underpants gnomes do not.

 

I'd just buy a car that has Awd. Just my 2 cents. Cool concept though

 

I don't know but that would be frickin' nice!

Just out of curiosity, what are the underpants gnomes good for?

 

money can do anything

 

6mt 2005

 

Buy a set of the best snowtires you can afford and learn to drive in the snow.

 

The G35X does not have the Attesa system. It just has a plain AWD setup. Only the GT-R had the Attesa system. There was a shop that added the Attesa system to the 350Z, I'm sure it would be possible on our cars, just expensive and hard to source parts for.

 

That would be cool I wanna see that one

 

Wrong. The G35X has always used the ATTESA E-TS AWD system.

 

^+1. A lot of time is spent on these fourms clearing up misinformation.

 

^ I keep telling myself not to get sucked into the Coupe forum, but sometimes I don't notice where the thread comes from - and sometimes the vaccuum is just so strong.

 

get the **** out of here.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATTESA_E-TS

 

I was just searching all of this to confirm my info. The G35X uses a system that is derived from the attesa e-ts system (so it would be accurate to say that the G35X uses the Attesa E-TS system), but does not use the same exact system. the Attesa e-ts system was upgraded with the introduction of the R33, named Attesa E-TS pro, and was used for all R33 and R34 models. I was thinking that someone was saying that the G35X uses the same system as the last GT-R, which it doesn't, it uses a variation on the outdated R32 drivetrain.

http://www.answers.com/topic/attesa-e-ts

Sorry for the confusion.

 

i also heard that the qx56 and i think even the armada have a variation of the attessa awd system. does anyone know approx how much it would cost to put in a coupe? maybe i'll just go to some shops and ask (just thinking out loud). Is it true that the v350 coupe in japan has awd?