When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
A quality, forged, 2-piece wheel would cost a great deal more than $700.
Those are gorgeous.
Originally Posted by mummy2
Are those the forged 370Z Nismo wheels that cost between 6 and 700 dollars a piece?
In fact, you both are correct. 2 piece custom forged by Precision Forged which started earlier this year. Decided to give the guy a try and also met him whom was really cool, and ran me about 700 per wheel for the finish I wanted which ultimately came out better than I envisioned. Considering how they just started up I think they did an amazing job.
It's your money and as long as you are happy with the results.....but you only need a flathead screwdriver to change those lights and a few minutes of your time. The door lights literally take 10 seconds to change. He should have charged $10 at the most. Time for a new mechanic..
It's your money and as long as you are happy with the results.....but you only need a flathead screwdriver to change those lights and a few minutes of your time. The door lights literally take 10 seconds to change. He should have charged $10 at the most. Time for a new mechanic..
I understand that, the car is new to me so I guess I am kinda afraid to touch it. Still learning a lot about it. The $45 also included all the other interior LED lights and guarantee if any of them go out they will replace them. The only lights I brought were the ones with the logos because they don't carry those. Another thing is I work at a medical clinic and extremely busy, so I appreciate my mechanic and his time. He has always kept my cars running tip top shape. He did say I could do them myself but I opted for him to just take care of it. Thank you for the advise and I will try and get a little braver when it come to little upgrades. :-)
Did a very small visual mod today and installed N8's plate over my missing Mt. Fuji on the engine cover that has been bugging me.
All I needed to install it was a 5/32 drill bit, 5/32 hex bit, and a 5/16 hex socket and took a whole 10 minutes. If anyone is interested in getting one made, here's a link to the group buy: https://www.myg37.com/forums/group-b...ok-inside.html
Where did you get those air filters they look awesome! Links?
So I am pretty excited, I did my first upgrade on my own and it went pretty sooth! Thanks @mummy2 for the pep talk! LOL! I have included a link to the part I bought. The hardest thing was pulling out a little bobby pin looking thing that holds the **** in place. You need a pair of little crafting pliers for that, I got mine at Michael's for $2.99 or you may have one. Let me know how you all think I did! 😁 I think it's a huge upgrade and worth every penny, the original **** was such an eye sore compared to the rest of my good looking interior and it reminded me because I handle it everyday and could feel the chipping paint in my palm!
Not at all on-topic to the thread, but she's asking, and I love this pic:
@Rochester thank you for the pictures and thread link. That looks like an awesome kit but I am thinking doing something like this to my engine is a little too complicated for me. Also I go to the link from the company and for some reason it says the am not available for California residents. Thank you for taking the time to post all this info though.
Finally got my Shorty Headers installed by RT/Tuning. Tried doing it myself and learned quickly that I was outmatched lol. Also got tuned.... Anyone wanna guess numbers
20" rims on my G37 coupe (Concept One CSM01 Black Machined)
Originally Posted by blnewt
Since the only "what did you do to your G" is in the sedan folder, might as well give you coupe guys your due
So, what did you do to your coupe today?????
Finally got my 20' rims installed. Concept One CSM01 staggered 8.5" front with 10" rear ( 38/38 offset). Y'all forumers had me convinced they were not going to fit due to offset. No spacers, not lowering my car after having a Cadillac XLR on 20s because the Austin streets are brutal so cry about the gap all you want but I love em as they are.
20" rims on my G37 coupe (Concept One CSM01 Black Machined)
Originally Posted by blnewt
Since the only "what did you do to your G" is in the sedan folder, might as well give you coupe guys your due
So, what did you do to your coupe today?????
Finally got my 20' rims installed. Concept One CSM01 staggered 8.5" front with 10" rear ( 38/38 offset). Y'all forumers had me convinced they were not going to fit due to offset. No spacers, not lowering my car after having a Cadillac XLR on 20s because the Austin streets are brutal so cry about the gap all you want but I love em as they are.
Sorry for the double post. Next step is to dechrome front/rear.
Last edited by G37 Deep; 10-14-2020 at 10:24 PM.
Reason: Duplicate poat
10-04-2020, 04:42 PM
