!!Look here before starting a new thread!! 2003-2006 Sedan FAQ's
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From: Phoenix

Originally Posted by TwilightBlue
OK, I've got a ?
What is the difference (if any) between a 2004 & 2004.5 6MT? My build date on my G35 Sedan is April 2004, which makes it a 2004.5 I believe.
Thanks and very helpful thread.
What is the difference (if any) between a 2004 & 2004.5 6MT? My build date on my G35 Sedan is April 2004, which makes it a 2004.5 I believe.
Thanks and very helpful thread.
Not sure on this one. OCG35 may know... Mike??
Originally Posted by ttrank
Not sure on this one. OCG35 may know... Mike??
Something else changed and I cant remember what it was... every time the question comes up someone mentions it and I say "oh yeah, I forgot about that"... and now I've forgotten again

The best way to tell if you have an 04.5 is by VIN:
JNKCV51E*4M 600001~
and
JNKCV51F*4M 700001~
If your VIN is in those ranges you have an 04.5
Originally Posted by ttrank
I can do that. 

I’m interested in knowing about the ATF cooler in the Stillen rad… and if the in and return lines to the trans are threaded connectors – I’d like to re-install my B&M ATF cooler but would rather have threaded hose (previous hose clamps came loose and the line blew off, I lost a bunch of fluid and no gears).
Anyway, you might want to include Stillen’s new sedan radiator in the update.
I just bought coupe 19's
. I am looking for tires and was recommended the Bridgestone Potenza's. They only come in size 245/35-19. I dont really know anything about tire size but ttrank said that he is using 245/40-19's. Anyone know if the 245/35-19's will work? Thanks
. I am looking for tires and was recommended the Bridgestone Potenza's. They only come in size 245/35-19. I dont really know anything about tire size but ttrank said that he is using 245/40-19's. Anyone know if the 245/35-19's will work? Thanks
Originally Posted by ttrank
I have a set of Bridgestone Potenza's in 245/40/19's. They are RE050's.
IMO 245/35's look better as long as the car is lowered.
IMO 245/35's look better as long as the car is lowered.
, but i need the all seasons because it snows in new jersey and gets icey. Are they going to look dumb if the car is not lowered? If so i can get other ones that are 245/45-19.
Originally Posted by ttrank
No, it won't look dumb at all. 245/45's are a bit big IMO, is your car an X or RWD? The X sits a little higher.
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From: Phoenix

Originally Posted by C4kes
It is an X. I don't think it will look bad either, i just dont know what the measurement is referring to.
Tire size:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tirete....jsp?techid=46
Originally Posted by C4kes
How did get your grill black?
How did I get my grille black? I painted it.
Originally Posted by ttrank
How did I get my grille black? I painted it.
*side joke from another thread (for those of you that are
scratching your heads)
Originally Posted by ttrank
Strut Tower Bars
The strut tower bars for the 350Z will NOT fit the sedan.
Most front strut tower bars for the coupe will also fit the sedan. I don't believe the VRT one will but the other should depending on your plenum spacer. Some will require you to remove your engine cover.
See the Suspension section for more information .
The strut tower bars for the 350Z will NOT fit the sedan.
Most front strut tower bars for the coupe will also fit the sedan. I don't believe the VRT one will but the other should depending on your plenum spacer. Some will require you to remove your engine cover.
See the Suspension section for more information .








