i just got a used 2008 g35 sedan with a 5 speed auto and was wondering if i could do any after market stuff to it like exhaust, twin turbo, intake, or even pistons and cams. i also wanted to get a front lip and rims too but i have no idea were to get this stuf i live in chicago and wanted some help so if any one can give me advice on the car it would be great.

 

yes ... but I suggest start by doing some research here first, then be more specific with your question(s).

BTW ... congrats on the new car!

 

well the guy that was first replied to your question does happen to have a twin turbo g35 auto, and many of us have a front lip intake exhaust etc.... so yea, like he said, just click the search button, or just lurk around. Alot of us post daily/weekly of the things we buy/add to our cars...

here's a link to help:
https://g35driver.com/forums/media-s...86402-new.html

 

there are plenty of things you can do with your G. driver has a wealth of information on aftermarket parts for our cars. congrats on the car

 

hey thanxs for all the in put and i was thinking about getting a stillen exhaust and long intake but i dont know how to fitt the greddy turbo kit to the g35 i heard that the kit doesnt line up on the driver side cat

 

As far as I know, Greddy does not make a kit that will bolt on to the V36 sedan. A Stillen intake can not be used with any forced induction set up. Cats are also not normally recommended for FI applications.

Since you are new here and asking about the existence of aftermarket parts, I don't think the leap to forced induction is a good idea yet. Trust me ... there is A LOT to learn. Look around the forums and do some research first even before asking questions ... otherwise you'll learn what "getting flamed" means.

This is a link to some good information on forced induction in a sister forum:

http://my350z.com/forum/forced-induc...for-noobs.html

good luck.

 

don't listen to him^
jump right in - go get two twin turbo systems and build yourself a quad turbo ahahah

 

Don't forget to top it off with a twin screw SC.