Hey guys im new here, well new to infinit's. I Sold my 1999 Honda Civic Si not too long ago, and i've been looking around.Well long story short I took a deal I cudn't pass up, my parents offered me the g35 and just took the money I made from my previous car. It's a 2004 G35 fully loaded, wheat interior automatic very low miles. I have a couple plans for this car, but what can i do to strengthen the transmission? and possibly make the trib a little more responsive? Welcome to comments both positve and negative.

My old car:


Now my new car, will post more pics later:

 

more pics of the old car?

 

Another pic


it was pretty much bone stock besides, the alarm, stereo and intake. Very high miles and I was kind of tired of Hondas.

 

look at that wheel gap lol

 

old car was begging for a drop...

 

yeah most def. but hah Ialready knew about the 4x4 look I had but hey kinda proud to own a g35

 

Thanks bro

 

Also look into the HR y-pipe. Better sound and, amazingly, crisper shifts. Don't ask me how it works, but it does. Made a big difference on my car.

 

Where did you find this HR y-pipe that you speak of?

 

I don't think you'll need to strengthen the transmission until/unless you really increase the horsepower. From what I've read, short of a valve body upgrade, grounding gear is one way to crispen up the shifting.

The new car is MUCH nicer, IMO.

 

i always wanted a SI when i was in highschool lol
anyway congrats on your new car!

 

Def congrats on the new car, and if you're serious about strengthening the tranny and getting better shifts out of it look into the Stillen Valvebody upgrade. Another member on here got it some time ago and the car still shifts like a beast, as well as taking abuse from a large number of mods coming on and off all the time. It maybe a bit pricey, but it's better than dumping a couple grand to replace your slushbox once it dies (know this from personal experience on my Prelude!)

 

Best mod for the money is the valve body upgrade kit from Transgo, installed on my buddies vortech (CeBrwn on the forums) and it shifts like an smg. no joke.