I searched a little, and maybe I suck...but are there any tuners available for the g35 that allows you to do simple changes like tire/wheel size correctors, bolt ons...???

All i really found was tuner shops.

Thanks!

 

i dont quite understand the question.. what do you want to do with your car?

 

I think he means any shop that knows how to work on our cars, install bolt-ons and stuff.

What city/state you live in?

 

Like a hand held. I know more about F-body's, so for example for my firebird I would buy HP-tuners, or diablosport tuner, or a Jet tuner. NOT a tuner shop. A tuner that I can correct the speedo if I put on different wheel/tire sizes and can tune for bolt on's.

I would rather a hand held than a software program like HPtuners, but anything will work.

 

no one really makes those types of devices for imports...................

as long as you get wheels/tires that are close to your oem size the speedo wont be that far off. you can get it within 3% which is only a few mph per 60

 

So there is no way to tune a g35 without taking it to a shop? What do the shops use?

 

Cobb makes one but it is garbage........I would look for a local uprev tuner and get it dyno tuned.

 

I know dyno tunes are the best, but if I buy some 22"s and put some wider tires on the back, it would seem like overkill to dyno tune it ya know? Maybe if I was doing some bolt on's.

 

nice sources here

 

KY - Injected performance, http://www.injectedperformance.com/
GA - Forged Performance, http://www.forgedperformance.com/
IL - Soundsperformance, http://www.sound-performance.com/
Austin, TX - Uprev, www.uprev.com
Houston, TX - http://my350z.com/forum/members/1295...ive-jtran.html
Cali - GTM, http://www.gtmotorsports.com/
FL -Ultimate racing, http://www.upandracing.com/
VA- Functiontuned, http://www.functiontuned.com/contact.php

I'm sure, i missed few more great shops.

 

22's on a DYNO. Hmmmmm

 

The 22's was just to make a point, I'm not really going to put 22's on it. If anything I'll just get the stockers widen'd or get some reps that are wider.

Chef-j - Thank you very very much, that helps alot!

 

Not a problem.

 

to answer your questions,

no. no one makes a tuner for your car that will allow you to change the speedometer reading. if you put bigger wheels/tires than oem, drive by a speed sign, figure out how far off your guage is and deal with it.