Picked up a fresh G35 to sit next to the Cobra!
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods
It's just a lot of hard work and patience!
To be honest, myself. Since I was a child I took it upon myself to learn things. I remember when I was 9 years old, I calculated the final drive ratio of a NASCAR Cup car by simply using a little 1:64 diecast and no calculator [hand calculations, FTW]. Also, with the amount of information available on the internet now, it makes it a lot easier.
If you are interested in seeing a lot more pictures of the building process... here are two of my build threads.
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...-rear-end.html
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...med-cobra.html
To be honest, myself. Since I was a child I took it upon myself to learn things. I remember when I was 9 years old, I calculated the final drive ratio of a NASCAR Cup car by simply using a little 1:64 diecast and no calculator [hand calculations, FTW]. Also, with the amount of information available on the internet now, it makes it a lot easier.
If you are interested in seeing a lot more pictures of the building process... here are two of my build threads.
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...-rear-end.html
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...med-cobra.html
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Thanks a lot guys!
Yes it is an auto, which is weird for me. However when I was looking for a car it was not one of my top criterias.. I wanted something in great shape, comfortable, as well as something classy and more 'grown up', I dress up nicely for work now..and driving around in my old DD was a little comical [old eclipse that was falling apart]. I stumbled across this car and it was in the right location, price, and condition.
One of my best friends and business partner also just picked up a G37 himself this weekend.. so hopefully when we get the chance we can develop carbon fiber parts for these cars as well.
Yes it is an auto, which is weird for me. However when I was looking for a car it was not one of my top criterias.. I wanted something in great shape, comfortable, as well as something classy and more 'grown up', I dress up nicely for work now..and driving around in my old DD was a little comical [old eclipse that was falling apart]. I stumbled across this car and it was in the right location, price, and condition.
One of my best friends and business partner also just picked up a G37 himself this weekend.. so hopefully when we get the chance we can develop carbon fiber parts for these cars as well.
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Thanks again and I love the idea of putting my engine in the G :P
I don't plan or expect to really do anything to the car. My free time is incredibly limited these days and if I tinker/buy goods for a car, that's exactly what the Cobra is for!
One money pit is good enough.lol
Maybe in a couple of years I'll lower the car and put some nice wheels on her and call it a day, I want to keep it a nice luxury cruiser.
I don't plan or expect to really do anything to the car. My free time is incredibly limited these days and if I tinker/buy goods for a car, that's exactly what the Cobra is for!
One money pit is good enough.lol
Maybe in a couple of years I'll lower the car and put some nice wheels on her and call it a day, I want to keep it a nice luxury cruiser.
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