MaQG37

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What do you guys think about these? $600. The rear will poke a little with the 275's at stock height. It will be a bit better once I lower my car.

Baby Jumpman

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For $600 take them and run. You could easily flip them for $1200+ if you wanted to.

pledes23

+1 on this. $600 is an absolute steal on these. If you don't want them let me know! Lol

Lego_Maniac

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I'm no longer the only G37 on the block. Neighbor guy two houses down just picked up a silver 6MT coupe.

The coupe's exhausts sure do sound good with moderate throttle up close

ChinkyChoy

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One thing that i will have no problem admitting is that the coupes sound beautiful even stock

AroundTheG37

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Yeah, coupes exhaust > sedan exhaust. No idea why infiniti did this but it is what it is.

Epiphany

Cause 2 doors means race car.

AroundTheG37

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The hellcat begs to differ.

Lego_Maniac

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I've always thought it was due to the single muffler setup on the coupes vs our dual muffler system

Rochester

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I didn't understand what you were saying until I tried to get out of Downtown Chicago, and promptly got lost. The Garmen totally freaked out on me, telling me to turn left, right, left, right, recalculating over and over. I don't mind saying, it was pretty stressful. Somehow I found myself on Lower Wacker... which is the lower level of Wacker Street, vs. the Upper Level above it in the sunshine. Very strange configuration.

And yes, if I had my G with that FI exhaust, it would have been something awesome to hear it in that kind of location late at night.

Anyway: here's a pic of the Chicago Skyline, taken from the bridge in front of the Shedd Museum:

Rochester

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See if you guys recognize these cars. Pretty sure you will, it's not hard because there is so much history to them. But I have to say, seeing them up close in person was a pretty cool thing.





Actually, I've seen the Studebaker often. Such a timeless design.

JSolo

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Rochester, thoughts on traffic around here? Especially between the hours of say 4-8pm local time

Rochester

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Actually not that bad. We arrived on a Wednesday at 5:00 pm, and clipped right along Lakeshore to the Radisson Blu without incident. And then we left downtown at 11:00 AM Friday. Based on my limited experience driving and walking around, I'm inclined to say Chicago traffic has a steady flow to it. NYC, Boston and Toronto are worse, IMO.

I like how there are blue-bike rentals everywhere. Next time we come to Chicago, I think we'd fly in and shuttle downtown. Then use the bikes to get around, within reason.

xpcgamer

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I will be running out of my Warranty by the end of this year. My car is an 11' Journey and I am about to turn 42K miles. Is there anything I should have the dealer look at? I was gonna wait another couple of years to go and have them check my oil pressure.

JSolo

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Must be one of those grass is always greener concepts. We live some miles NW of the city boundaries. I try to avoid going into chicago at all costs - too many red lights, traffic cameras, speed cameras, incompetent drivers, etc. Downtown is a nice place to visit though.

Enjoy your stay.