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FoxyG Jun 12, 2009 04:02 PM

Does my G have enough power? Can't spin'em!
 
Just got a 2005 G35X, love the car, real quick (past 3500 rpm) but the low end feels weak! Should I be able to spin the wheels at all from a dead stop, straight take off with VDC disabled? Can anyone? Just wondering if I have a power problem.

Remember, the car is stock. No mods, 5 speed automatic, base model sedan, UHP summer tires, but they are crap Primewell P900s (I think I'll beat the hell out of them this summer and get something worth having in October....)

Pmpjuce06 Jun 12, 2009 04:08 PM

its going to be real hard to spin your wheels with the X... if anything you could be able to chirp your tires but certainly nothing substantial. I think its something like the first 20mph of your car is in all wheel drive (im not 100% sure)

NjMatteSedan Jun 12, 2009 04:09 PM

did you try breaking while you hit the gas and then slowly let go of the break while still flooring the gas?

5150DS Jun 12, 2009 04:11 PM

Press on brake pedal really hard, then press on gas and rev engione to 3500 rpm, release brake. (for track use only)

MJION Jun 12, 2009 04:19 PM

Fist 12 MPH is AWD after that it converts to rear wheel.

You can however pull a fuse and make it RWD all the time, although I am not sure if this makes it any easier to peel out or if it gives faster intial gains.

But yeah you are right from my experience higher gains past 3500 rpm's.
Hard to pull out from a dead stop with out using the break and slamming the gas..

canucklehead Jun 12, 2009 04:24 PM

spinning tires is a function of power, but more importantly traction. i used to be able to lay black strips with my old honda civic but it had skinny little donuts for tires. you want good traction so you can put the power down to the ground, resulting in acceleration. your summer UHP tires are probably a soft compound, plus you are AWD. i'm afraid you'd need a lot more torque than in stock form to lay 4 black strips.

i can spin my tires if i wanted to (i'm 6mt rear drive). but then again, why would i want to?

evolver Jun 12, 2009 05:12 PM


Originally Posted by canucklehead (Post 4308652)
spinning tires is a function of power, but more importantly traction.

Even more so it is a function of maturity :)

Wannabe6MT Jun 12, 2009 05:13 PM

Its AWD, your not going to spin them.

Mustang5L5 Jun 12, 2009 05:14 PM

You know your car is AWD right?? Gonna be pretty hard to spin the tires. You might be able to do it in the snow, with VDC off...but if you are expecting to do a F&F style AWD drift with a stock G35x, you are sorely mistaken.


Don't try to neutral drop or floor it while you hold the brake down either. Not gonna work so spare your car the abuse.

canucklehead Jun 12, 2009 05:18 PM


Originally Posted by evolver (Post 4308785)
Even more so it is a function of maturity :)

excellent point. i assume the OP is well under 20yrs.

RADIOGUY21 Jun 12, 2009 06:52 PM

yeah...gonna have a hard time lighting them up with the AWD model.

but spinning tires = wasted power anyway.

ttrank Jun 12, 2009 07:23 PM

I don't have any problem with spinning my tires. Maybe you just need more power. ;)

Mustang5L5 Jun 12, 2009 07:57 PM


Originally Posted by canucklehead (Post 4308807)
excellent point. i assume the OP is well under 20yrs.


A good chunk of this site prob is under 21 I'd bet.


We were all young once. I did some stupid crap in my younger days.

TurTLe* Jun 12, 2009 08:15 PM

i couldn't spin them at the track, the car rather bogs down then spin tires @ 3500 rpm

Put some bald tires and you can.

Mustang5L5 Jun 12, 2009 08:25 PM

Mine doesn't spin at all. I rev to 3000 and floor it and it just goes.


Vid of one of my runs



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