save to about $600-$700 and pick up someone's used exhaust on here. Forget HFC or y pipes
Just get a full exhaust and don't buy eBay chit

 

I'm trying to figure out how long tube headers and HFCs would work together since most long tube headers I can think of eliminate the cats altogether.

 

yeah that befuddles me as well.

 

A set of work emotion 19x9 +20 just went up for sale if anyone is interested.

 

Just bought a set of front and rear R1Concepts ELine slotted rotors and front and rear Akembo Pro-Act brake pads!
I'm saving up for a full exhaust kit now but I was wondering if there was anything I could easily do that would improve how my car sounds until then. This would only be temporary. I heard about exhaust delete, or adding washers but it sounds kind of iffy to me. I also heard that removing the resonator would make the car drone like a b%%%% so I kind of need some input. I would want to have it a bit louder and raspier than stock but then again cops are going to be a pain in the a$$ as well if it is way too loud.
Also, in terms of looks should I be getting coilovers first or a set of rims (def not getting cheap stuff)

 

First, how low do you plan on going? Coilovers aren't always the best choice for the money. If you want a modest drop (1-1.5") springs and some decent shocks are fine and way cheaper. Plus COs are for women.

For the exhaust, just get a good aftermarket performance replacement muffler like a magnaflow or something and delete the resonator. Intake mods also affect sound, so a z-tube, free flowing filter and plenum spacer help smooth out and amplify the sound.

 

Just wanted to add my 2cents, you can also pick yourself up a g37 y-pipe to help out with the exhaust note

 

I wasn't planning to go extremely low, I just wanted less of a wheel gap so I guess a 1-1.5 inch drop like you said. I'm going to start looking into springs thanks!
As for my exhaust, I think I'm just going to wait until I have enough saved up to do it all at once. Either that or I am just going to do an exhaust delete and have someone weld a spare set of stock tips on so that way I would be able to switch back with ease if it is too loud. The exhaust delete would only be until I have enough saved up for a proper exhaust

 

I've had my 06 coupe for a couple years now and am looking to start some basic bolt on's for performance. I figured the obvious route is: cold air, exhaust, and headers. I'm just trying to find out what are the best ones to get for the G35?

 

^ Buy my mods.
https://g35driver.com/forums/exterio...plus-more.html

 

Just got my 05 G35 6MT a couple of months ago. Fully stock except for aftermarket headlights.

I'm looking to change from the OEM Ray rims to a set similar to the red car on the top of the page. Here's another pic (is this from a member here?)



I found the 19" wheel set for like $473 shipped on ebay which is a fantastic deal. I'll probably swap out the current tires to save money since they have less than 1k miles on them.

Planning to get the front lip spoiler next..

 

what are you asking?
You found what 19" wheel set on eBay?

 

Wasn't a question, but a statement.

But since you brought it up, would you guys recommend going with a 20" set instead? Would that look better?

I don't plan to lower the car yet, at least not for a little while.

These are the rims from ebay. I think they'll look nice, but I'm not certain if I should go up to 20's instead. If I do, I will also have to buy new tires (more $$)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ADR-DECADENC...-/271682355290

 

No.

These offset make this wheel sit in the fender like sedan wheels on a coupe. See this thread for what these will look like (compare to oem): http://run-it-hard.com/2012/07/new-s...ht-from-japan/

Get wheels with offsets in the +12mm (semi aggressive) to 30mm (OEM) range. Use tire rack to fit to your car.

 

dont buy those
Your OEM rays are made WAY better
Look around and you can find a bunch of great quality wheels with tires for about $1500