*Official* G35 Modded Sedan Picture Thread
#421
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Originally Posted by 5150DS
I'm lookin' at gettin the same exhaust setup (maybe not the cats). What don't you like about it.
woshiagni
Better choice of rims second time around. Wasn't feelin the gold.
Looks good.
#423
Originally Posted by G35papa
There's nothing I don't like about it. I like it all. The reason I got rid of my Y was because I had an excessive exhaust leak. Turns out it was probably due to the fact that the rear end of the Y is a 3" opening going into a 2.5" opening. I will most likely have to go with something similar but need to have it custom fitted (Y end welded to the mid-pipe opening) so I won't get the leak anylonger.
woshiagni
Better choice of rims second time around. Wasn't feelin the gold.
Looks good.
woshiagni
Better choice of rims second time around. Wasn't feelin the gold.
Looks good.
Hey G35papa - any shots of the HKS from the driver's side? I just want to see how far it sticks out. I have the Nismo rear...and my stock bumper basically swallowed my stock exhaust. I've been hearing that the HKS doesn't stick out much farther...and it would be shame. I want an HKS for the sound/performance, but not if it means my muffler tips will be tucked in.
Thanks in advance!
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Originally Posted by RocketG35
Hey G35papa - any shots of the HKS from the driver's side? I just want to see how far it sticks out. I have the Nismo rear...and my stock bumper basically swallowed my stock exhaust. I've been hearing that the HKS doesn't stick out much farther...and it would be shame. I want an HKS for the sound/performance, but not if it means my muffler tips will be tucked in.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
Its tucked in a little bit.
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Originally Posted by Chico
+1. Those are probably +40 offset.
"Definitely,100% positive you will have to roll your fenders and dial in negative camber if you use the minimum required tire size of 275/30/20. If they tell you that it'll fit without any modification, ask them to put it in writing and to pay for your fender roll if needed. The blue sedan they posted clearly has the fenders rolled, yet they claim nothing was done to the car."
You had mentioned this several times, however, it looks as if you are wrong. Here is direct proof that the +40 offset will work all around on the G35 Sedan. My customer, username, "LILShiraz" can vouch for me as the picture listed above is his vehicle. Thank You.
EDIT: "LILShiraz" is also running the following tire sizes : 245/35/20 & 275/30/20.
Regards,
Mitch
Last edited by AutoMotiveMods; 08-25-2006 at 11:45 PM.
#434
Originally Posted by AutoMotiveMods
That is correct. They are +40 all around. I was also searching the forums and came across this statment you had posted:
"Definitely,100% positive you will have to roll your fenders and dial in negative camber if you use the minimum required tire size of 275/30/20. If they tell you that it'll fit without any modification, ask them to put it in writing and to pay for your fender roll if needed. The blue sedan they posted clearly has the fenders rolled, yet they claim nothing was done to the car."
You had mentioned this several times, however, it looks as if you are wrong. Here is direct proof that the +40 offset will work all around on the G35 Sedan. My customer, username, "LILShiraz" can vouch for me as the picture listed above is his vehicle. Thank You.
Regards,
Mitch
"Definitely,100% positive you will have to roll your fenders and dial in negative camber if you use the minimum required tire size of 275/30/20. If they tell you that it'll fit without any modification, ask them to put it in writing and to pay for your fender roll if needed. The blue sedan they posted clearly has the fenders rolled, yet they claim nothing was done to the car."
You had mentioned this several times, however, it looks as if you are wrong. Here is direct proof that the +40 offset will work all around on the G35 Sedan. My customer, username, "LILShiraz" can vouch for me as the picture listed above is his vehicle. Thank You.
Regards,
Mitch
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#435
Originally Posted by AutoMotiveMods
Chico, That is correct. They are +40 all around. I was also searching the forums and came across this statment you had posted:
"Definitely,100% positive you will have to roll your fenders and dial in negative camber if you use the minimum required tire size of 275/30/20. If they tell you that it'll fit without any modification, ask them to put it in writing and to pay for your fender roll if needed. The blue sedan they posted clearly has the fenders rolled, yet they claim nothing was done to the car."
You had mentioned this several times, however, it looks as if you are wrong. Here is direct proof that the +40 offset will work all around on the G35 Sedan. My customer, username, "LILShiraz" can vouch for me as the picture listed above is his vehicle. Thank You.
EDIT: "LILShiraz" is also running the following tire sizes : 245/35/20 & 275/30/20.
Regards,
Mitch
"Definitely,100% positive you will have to roll your fenders and dial in negative camber if you use the minimum required tire size of 275/30/20. If they tell you that it'll fit without any modification, ask them to put it in writing and to pay for your fender roll if needed. The blue sedan they posted clearly has the fenders rolled, yet they claim nothing was done to the car."
You had mentioned this several times, however, it looks as if you are wrong. Here is direct proof that the +40 offset will work all around on the G35 Sedan. My customer, username, "LILShiraz" can vouch for me as the picture listed above is his vehicle. Thank You.
EDIT: "LILShiraz" is also running the following tire sizes : 245/35/20 & 275/30/20.
Regards,
Mitch
Your beef with me is that I keep calling you out on your poor technical advice. I challenge you to ask anywhere on this board how many people I've helped with fitment on CUSTOM MADE WHEELS that are worth 4 times the sevas, and ask them if the wheel and tire specs I provided for them based on their suspension and driving styles were wrong?
Don't waste your time trying to convince me or the others that those wheels fit properly, because clearly they don't.
Last edited by Chico; 08-26-2006 at 01:58 AM.