Post your RARE G35 parts
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I reshaped and wrapped my steering wheel in leather and suede and did the same to a Porsche 996 shifter before thowing it on as well. I'll do the same to the e-brake and armrest when I update to an '03.5+ console this winter.
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That looks great, any tutorials on reshaping and stitching the wheel?
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No I don't, sorry. There is a guy on youtube with a few vids on stitching a steering wheel cover. You should try that.
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6MT Coupe
Year 2010 Bump...
Cusco zero2's and sways...rare dunno. Not many run with Cusco though.
V35 airbag cover, kickplates, taillights and badging. Common JDM stuff I have...
but rear badges in 'real' black chrome.
ARC oil pan.
Custom oil catch can
VQ35HR Y-Pipe
Painted bezels
Rear traction arms
Kuruma Diffuser
Cusco zero2's and sways...rare dunno. Not many run with Cusco though.
V35 airbag cover, kickplates, taillights and badging. Common JDM stuff I have...
but rear badges in 'real' black chrome.
ARC oil pan.
Custom oil catch can
VQ35HR Y-Pipe
Painted bezels
Rear traction arms
Kuruma Diffuser
Last edited by V35 Skyline GT; Jan 2, 2010 at 04:52 PM.
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So, I don't know exactly if you would call my latest addition "rare" or more "uncommon." Regardless, I wanted to share this with you guys.
I just installed a iPod connector to my factory radio. I have a 2004 6MT with the Bose and the Navigation. I got a iPod connector a few days ago and I absolutely love it! I went to Benchmark Motors (http://benchmarkmotoring.com/) in Bellevue, WA. The kit allows me to control the iPod from the factory radio and it charges it as well. The kit fools the radio to think that the iPod is really XM Radio. Parts, labor and installation was about $370. If you're in the area and would like to do it, give Justin a call. I highly recommend it!
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It's mounted inside the center console.
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I just installed a iPod connector to my factory radio. I have a 2004 6MT with the Bose and the Navigation. I got a iPod connector a few days ago and I absolutely love it! I went to Benchmark Motors (http://benchmarkmotoring.com/) in Bellevue, WA. The kit allows me to control the iPod from the factory radio and it charges it as well. The kit fools the radio to think that the iPod is really XM Radio. Parts, labor and installation was about $370. If you're in the area and would like to do it, give Justin a call. I highly recommend it!
<a href="http://s412.photobucket.com/albums/pp205/diamondboy97/?action=view¤t=IMG_2817.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i412.photobucket.com/albums/pp205/diamondboy97/IMG_2817.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>
It's mounted inside the center console.
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Last edited by diamondboy97; Jan 2, 2010 at 01:29 PM.
Here are some of the parts i have, they are going in this winter.
ARC oil pan
ARC G35 rad
Cosworth fuel system(not rare but not common)
I also have a ARC catch can and a Tommy Kaira shift **** on its way.
ARC oil pan
ARC G35 rad
Cosworth fuel system(not rare but not common)
I also have a ARC catch can and a Tommy Kaira shift **** on its way.