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#22
04-15-2008 | 08:45 AM
Do not buy intakes, they actually lose power.
You cant get an exhaust because a brand new one is above your budget
If you lower your car with just springs, you will begin to eat through front tires.
Honestly, what id suggest, is you save your dough and grab yourself a set of G37 19's. They bolt right up and look very classy yet sporty. They will also fill in the wheel well a bit more which allows you to wait a little till you drop your car, the right way.
OR, you could buy a used FI exhaust for under 900 and have about a bill n change left.
You cant get an exhaust because a brand new one is above your budget
If you lower your car with just springs, you will begin to eat through front tires.
Honestly, what id suggest, is you save your dough and grab yourself a set of G37 19's. They bolt right up and look very classy yet sporty. They will also fill in the wheel well a bit more which allows you to wait a little till you drop your car, the right way.
OR, you could buy a used FI exhaust for under 900 and have about a bill n change left.
Last edited by chilibowl; 04-15-2008 at 08:49 AM.
#23
04-15-2008 | 09:00 AM
Originally Posted by chilibowl
Do not buy intakes, they actually lose power.
You cant get an exhaust because a brand new one is above your budget
If you lower your car with just springs, you will begin to eat through front tires.
Honestly, what id suggest, is you save your dough and grab yourself a set of G37 19's. They bolt right up and look very classy yet sporty. They will also fill in the wheel well a bit more which allows you to wait a little till you drop your car, the right way.
OR, you could buy a used FI exhaust for under 900 and have about a bill n change left.
You cant get an exhaust because a brand new one is above your budget
If you lower your car with just springs, you will begin to eat through front tires.
Honestly, what id suggest, is you save your dough and grab yourself a set of G37 19's. They bolt right up and look very classy yet sporty. They will also fill in the wheel well a bit more which allows you to wait a little till you drop your car, the right way.
OR, you could buy a used FI exhaust for under 900 and have about a bill n change left.
btw pop charger is an intake system for the G.... its still in the works i believe
#24
04-15-2008 | 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by chilibowl
Do not buy intakes, they actually lose power.
You cant get an exhaust because a brand new one is above your budget
If you lower your car with just springs, you will begin to eat through front tires.
Honestly, what id suggest, is you save your dough and grab yourself a set of G37 19's. They bolt right up and look very classy yet sporty. They will also fill in the wheel well a bit more which allows you to wait a little till you drop your car, the right way.
OR, you could buy a used FI exhaust for under 900 and have about a bill n change left.
You cant get an exhaust because a brand new one is above your budget
If you lower your car with just springs, you will begin to eat through front tires.
Honestly, what id suggest, is you save your dough and grab yourself a set of G37 19's. They bolt right up and look very classy yet sporty. They will also fill in the wheel well a bit more which allows you to wait a little till you drop your car, the right way.
OR, you could buy a used FI exhaust for under 900 and have about a bill n change left.
#25
04-15-2008 | 02:31 PM
Originally Posted by hullio
You literally read my mind. I looked into intakes and exhausts and read that it's mainly a sound upgrade. I think the car sounds good enough, don't want to waste a lot of $$$ to make it sound just a little better. I'm in the search for G37 or M45 rims. I'm pm'ing people on this forum who are currently selling them. Hopefully I can find a good deal.
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04-15-2008 | 07:55 PM
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04-15-2008 | 08:35 PM
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