I decided to take some pics today at the spot where i take pics of all my cars. Just bought a 2003 Infiniti G35 coupe a month ago and ive already got the mod bug.

Some stuff ive got done or in the process of doing include:

Clear cornering lights
19inch OEM wheels from a 2006 sport model
Muteki neon chrome titanium lug nuts
Tein S-techs
Federal SS595 summer tires
Seibon Top Secret CF hood
Vis CF oem spoiler (not installed yet)
Carbing craft CF mirror covers (not installed yet)
Stillen true dual catback exhaust
Installed a new optima red top
GTR style headlight overlays (enroute, not installed yet)
GTR style taillight overlays (enroute, not installed yet)
Gialla front grill (enroute, not installed yet)

I plan on getting my roof done in carbon fiber or black as well.

Pics:

 

IMO, that hood just looks WAY out of place on that pretty much stock G. You need an aggressive kit to pull it off, or else it just looks weird

 

you think even with the gialla grill and cf spoiler it will still look out of place? If i get a kit I want something that doesnt go much lower than stock because i dont want to scrape like crazy. Do you have any good suggestions for me? anything where i can just change the front and keep stock sides and rear possibly? Im really not that big on kits for my daily driver. They are a lot of money and headaches IMO.

 

CLEAN! but as of now i agree the hood doesnt flow with the car but imo it should look good after your done with the listed mods.

 

^ +1

 

yes it will still look out of place..maybe try 06 sports bumper/ illusion lip and then get some splash guards all around

 

^+2

 

You can get a nismo front (almost stock'ish height), doesn't require aftermkt sides to go with the front, & u won't have to worry about scrapping everywhere u go

 

C'mon guys, he has only had the car a month...

I don't mind the hood, but I do agree that its a bit much on its own. I would paint it to help it blend with the rest of the car. That way it will be a bit aggressive with the slits but it will look more factory. Either that or do a roof overlay and paint the grille... Would help it out significantly! Also loving the stock wheels, to give them a better look I would add some spacers to push them out and flush them up with the body a bit. Thats what I plan on doing with my stock 19s...

Great spot for taking pictures! I would get there about an hour before to get the sunset and you will have more light to play with so you don't get the shaky shots. Either that or up the ISO on your camera or bring a tripod... Killer views!

 

it would def look hot as hell if you painted the hood the same color as the car but left the slits cf. Splash guards would help a bunch too and they are cheap.

 

should i get splash guards at the dealership? I can imagine them being a lot of money to ship if i were to get them from jason@riverside. Also how easy is the install on those?

 

Nice scenery.

 

with the drop, once you put that grill and some new wheels on, i think the hood will look fine. cf hoods with the stock grill are just tacky though.

 

^Yeah i think this DG coupe looks much better with it then mine.


^which front lip is that?

 

I already have the car on S-techs. It doesnt look as good as other people on S-techs. Maybe i just need to break the springs in?