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Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 79
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From: Springfield, MA
Thank you Thank you!
it has 97k miles.
Mods........hmmmm i screwed my Honda Accord over
Followed by 01 Nissna Maxima 20th Ed.......
I promised not to put any mods on my g35 but..... darn..... its getting to me lol
Any ideas? lol
it has 97k miles.
Mods........hmmmm i screwed my Honda Accord over
Followed by 01 Nissna Maxima 20th Ed.......
I promised not to put any mods on my g35 but..... darn..... its getting to me lol
Any ideas? lol
Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 79
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From: Springfield, MA
I never had a budget for mods(very dangerous)
Umm i dont wanna do anything crazy.... ill maybe go air intake but i screwed my MAP sensor on my maxima doing it lol
Umm i dont wanna do anything crazy.... ill maybe go air intake but i screwed my MAP sensor on my maxima doing it lol
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From: Townsville, Queensland, Australia
Anyway.. welcome!
^LOL yup that's about the just of it.
To the OP, welcome! I'd recommend leaving the intake alone, if anything, just pick up a Z tube (the intake tube between the MAFS and the Throttle body elbow off a 350Z). The stock G intake is pretty good as it sits, the Z tube will net the biggest gains and is the cheapest from what I've seen so far.
If you want a little more noise from the exhaust get a G35 Coupe mid-pipe, they're cheap as well (under $70 usually) and will give the sedan a much better growl.\
Other than that I'd just go after exterior appearance as others stated.
Auto or 6mt?
To the OP, welcome! I'd recommend leaving the intake alone, if anything, just pick up a Z tube (the intake tube between the MAFS and the Throttle body elbow off a 350Z). The stock G intake is pretty good as it sits, the Z tube will net the biggest gains and is the cheapest from what I've seen so far.
If you want a little more noise from the exhaust get a G35 Coupe mid-pipe, they're cheap as well (under $70 usually) and will give the sedan a much better growl.\
Other than that I'd just go after exterior appearance as others stated.
Auto or 6mt?
Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 79
Likes: 1
From: Springfield, MA
Thanks!
Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 79
Likes: 1
From: Springfield, MA
^LOL yup that's about the just of it.
To the OP, welcome! I'd recommend leaving the intake alone, if anything, just pick up a Z tube (the intake tube between the MAFS and the Throttle body elbow off a 350Z). The stock G intake is pretty good as it sits, the Z tube will net the biggest gains and is the cheapest from what I've seen so far.
If you want a little more noise from the exhaust get a G35 Coupe mid-pipe, they're cheap as well (under $70 usually) and will give the sedan a much better growl.\
Other than that I'd just go after exterior appearance as others stated.
Auto or 6mt?
To the OP, welcome! I'd recommend leaving the intake alone, if anything, just pick up a Z tube (the intake tube between the MAFS and the Throttle body elbow off a 350Z). The stock G intake is pretty good as it sits, the Z tube will net the biggest gains and is the cheapest from what I've seen so far.
If you want a little more noise from the exhaust get a G35 Coupe mid-pipe, they're cheap as well (under $70 usually) and will give the sedan a much better growl.\
Other than that I'd just go after exterior appearance as others stated.
Auto or 6mt?
The coupe middy can be found in the private classifieds exhaust section. check into it once and a while, you'll find one. They're a little more than the $70 due to shipping a large box + installation. Eibach springs or coupe/z springs can be DIY for around $200. The Z-tube is $50 or less. K&N panel filter $50 new, or less used. Coupe 19's are about $600 to $800 (depends on condition) + shipping + tires.
The other common mods are the manifold spacer, brakes upgrade to slotted with more aggressive pads. Some guys use wheel spacers for a flush look. I'm fairly new to posting to these boards so keep reading and search for what others have said.
The other common mods are the manifold spacer, brakes upgrade to slotted with more aggressive pads. Some guys use wheel spacers for a flush look. I'm fairly new to posting to these boards so keep reading and search for what others have said.
