G37 Coupe V36 2008+ Discussion about the G37 Coupe

G37 Dyno Up on Automobilemag.com 50+ HP

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Old May 19, 2007 | 09:44 PM
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You're right, Garnet.
But then, knowing I'm "faster" by any measure doesn't make me feel good, either. There's always going to be someone faster. So as Garnet said, get what stirs the soul and makes you happiest. If being a tenth of a second faster makes you feel like a champ, then get the quicker car.
 
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Old May 19, 2007 | 10:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Hyde
why is the VQ35HR only getting 235RWHP??

i thought they tested earlier having 285RWHP....

287RWHP on the VQ37 isnt totally impressive. i'm still sticking with a 335i with PROcede which will push to around 330RWHP with a $1500 chip.
also, the 335i have roughly 30-40 more HP in 2000-7000RPM then the G37. even the peak power the VQ37 is higher by about 12HP, the mid-range power is much lower then the 335.

stock to stock will be very comparible. but there is no way it can keep up with a PROcede 335i, unless the VQ37 is FI
The VQ35HR isn't getting 235 RWHP. The Automobile article referred to a 2007 G35 coupe which is equipped with a VQ35DE engine.

I don't think Automobile dyno tested the VQ35HR yet.

There was a forum member who had their 2007 G35 sedan w/ the VQ35HR dynotested on a dynapack dynamometer which gave a relatively high 280+ RWHP rating. However, dynapack dynamometers always give higher hp ratings than the dynojet dynamometer that Automobile used to measure the G37's RWHP.

If I were to speculate, I would guess the VQ35HR makes about 260 hp to the rear wheels (similar to what IS350s do) and this would be right in line with the 287 RWHP that the G37 made.

Agree with your points about the 335i and Procede. A stock 335i will likely be quicker and faster in most driving situations than a G37 and a Procede equipped one will walk all over a G37.
 
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Old May 19, 2007 | 10:12 PM
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honestly i really dont care either..

if a 335i or even a procede 335i wants to race ill just grabe my 2005 aps tt g35 and show them whats up!

im looking for a new goodlooking coupe with decent power and pimp interior with some sick electronics.....
 
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Old May 19, 2007 | 10:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Hypnoz
Stock vs Stock my bet is on the G37. Top-end power is great for acceleration.

PROcede 335 will trounce a g37, true. But at what price? Running turbo's constantly will wear them much faster and you pay a price premium for the TT's. Not only that but the 335 doesn't look as good as the G37.
Depends on what part of acceleration you are talking about. Through the 1/4 mile, the 335 will likely win. The G37 may pull on a 335 if you are accelerating on a roll from high speeds.

Peak hp and torque isn't an accurate predictor of which car is faster. You need to compare the area under the power curve. Up to about 6000 RPM, the BMW has significantly more hp and torque under the curve than the G37.

With respect to turbos wearing out, the Procede doesn't significantly increase the max boost pressure. It optimizes air-fuel ratios, timing, etc. which results in more efficient engine running (it actually improves power and mileage). The additional wear on the turbos is negligible as long as the owner of the car properly maintains it. What typically kills turbochargers are things like not using synthetic oil and not changing it at regular intervals, not allowing the turbos to cool down after extended on-boost conditions, etc.
 
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Old May 19, 2007 | 11:02 PM
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any info on a possibilities of putting that engine on the to older model?
 
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Old May 19, 2007 | 11:09 PM
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A supercharger would be cheaper.
 
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Old May 19, 2007 | 11:11 PM
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any info on a possibilities of putting that engine on the to older model?
It's already a difficult task of doing the 35HR motor swap since it has a completely different ECU.
 
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Old May 19, 2007 | 11:22 PM
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Now that i know the engine is a sleeper with wink wink 330++ hp, i really can not wait!Lower it,add an exhaust,debadge it and tint it I'm ready to go.You gotta love underestimated hp #'s makes you feel like your getting more than you paid for.
 
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Old May 19, 2007 | 11:27 PM
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At full weight, that car is going to run around 13.4@105.

Damn the weight. Looks like I might be going to the Z with this motor in a couple of years.
 
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Old May 19, 2007 | 11:34 PM
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I'm pretty sure z will have more issues than g,so keep that in mind.
 
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Old May 19, 2007 | 11:52 PM
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man wtf.. i was all set on the audi s5 even the 335i and now this.. wtf damnit
get the 335i - TONS of Trq!!! it will smoke the HR! It smoked me - and I've driven the HR several times... 335i is very impressive. Infiniti/Nissan needs to pick up the pace!
 
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Old May 19, 2007 | 11:59 PM
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thats one strong engine
the g37 is going out perform alot of rides out there....
but I will wait to 2009 for G37
 

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Old May 20, 2007 | 12:04 AM
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09 G37ST coupe... 2nd yr car, 2nd yr motor... finally enough trq to compete!

Sorry (my) 04.5 sedan - your days are ending soon
 
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Old May 20, 2007 | 12:37 AM
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335i vs g37 coupe thats what im between.. they are both 2 very nice cars..
G37
i would choose it bc of interior, exterior looks
335i
i would choose bc exterior look isnt bad
but inside is shot i hate there middle console
but the 335i might just be able to pull on the g37 and it has a turbo which is easy to mod onn..
SO my conclusion is that ima have to wait for a price range on the g37 and if price is where is should be i would choose g37.. if not before i choose either of them i might have to go look at a c32 amg which would rip both or a c55 amg.. soo ima wait till mrsp is realesedd
 
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Old May 20, 2007 | 12:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Just a question........why is so many people so concerned with whether the G37 is faster than the 335i or vice versa? If one is a tenth or two quicker than the other, who really cares? And before all of you jump on my @ss, I know that there are a few that take their car to the track on a regular basis and I guess I can see the point in that case. BUT, the amount of people that track their car here is so minimal that I can only come to the conclusion that people want the faster car merely for bragging rights. Am I off base here? Maybe it's just me, but I buy a car that stirs my soul, and I couldn't care less if it may or may not be a tad slower than it's competitor.

Anyways, I'm just rambling.......don't mind me.
 
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