Hey guys just wanted to post a little about my car. I got this car in 2018 & have enjoyed it ever since. One big reason is maintenance seems fairly easy but maybe because the community is helpful & i have tools, plus driving it is fun, esp when you get a good throaty exhaust note to fix the rasp. Its been making noises i cant fix I should take it to a mechanic but one reason i dont want to get rid of it is so many people say they miss this car after they sold it lol so im going to enjoy it til the wheels fall off


My mods on the car are: motor swapped(old motor had a terrible oil burning issue, a quart a day!)75mm TB, 3” silicone air filter(custom made), tb spacer, revup plenum, ignition coils(forgot the brand),DC headers, circuitwerks test pipes, tanabe medalion exhaust, 350z seats, oil catch can, rev9 coilovers, megan racing strut bar,H&R rear swaybar, truhart front upper control arms, truhart rear camber & toe arms, gktech diff brace ,r1concepts slotted rotors, ultra racing room bar, nrg woodgrain quick release, headlights, ionic dynamics roof spoiler, KBD nismo style bumper, squared 17x9 oem wheels, R32 style spoiler(off),& steering angle spacers

I tried painting the bumper in 2020 but the primer was too thick for this kbd & started chipping as soon as it was on. Only current goal is to fix paint/fenders & install transgo kit



Old photo. No more pinstripes

 

Hello and welcome aboard! Glad to have you join us. Forum like this is the best way to make new friends and learn something new about a passion that runs deep. Have fun surfing around!

 

Like your stance! Looks like you’ve had a lot of fun with the car and really got to know it well. I’m deep in the engine swap now and you’ve done more stuff to your G than me. I’m jealous. Thanks for sharing with us.

 

TransGo is the bomb. Do not delay! You will be amazed. Putt-putting around town you won't even notice it. Hit the "goose the hamsters" button, and boy, the shifts will put your head to the headrest. Even with VDC on under full throttle, it will chirp the tires first to second gear.