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Since you're local, I'd recommend checking out Infinti of Boerne. I'd rather bring my car there because they will use OEM Infinti parts. And the deductible is the same no matter which mechanic you use.
They also put me in a Ford Fusion rental for free. It makes me really appreciate my car.
Hahahaha! CarMax put me in a Fusion when I brought my car in for the 30 day service. I had a bent wheel apparently, so they ordered a new wheel which took a few days. The turn signal blinker sound in the Fusion is the worst and made me want my G37 back so bad. Even my daughter hated that plink plonk blinker sound. Definitely makes me appreciate my car. Thanks for the tip on Boerne.
I try to say/wave/acknowledge other G & Z owners whenever I see them. I notice a lot of Z owners tend to be oblivious to the other cars in their scene though, in my experience at least.
Installed my OEM rear spoiler. I was never sure if I would like it but now that its on I think it fills the rear nicely. Want to get a rear spoiler now. Saw a pretty nice one but it is not painted.
I didn't want to create a new thread bc im sure this has been answered before but the search keeps pulling up coupes...
What options for springs are there for a G37X Sedan? When I look at Eibach, Switch and Tanabe they list Sedan but don't say whether or not it's compatible with AWD... Probably a stupid question, I just want to make sure I'm buying the right stuff.
I didn't want to create a new thread bc im sure this has been answered before but the search keeps pulling up coupes...
What options for springs are there for a G37X Sedan? When I look at Eibach, Switch and Tanabe they list Sedan but don't say whether or not it's compatible with AWD... Probably a stupid question, I just want to make sure I'm buying the right stuff.
Cant confirm for eibach and tanabe, but swift has springs for both awd and rwd. If i remember correctly eibach does have awd springs, but the drop isnt as even as swift, and the ride is stiffer.
good lord that looks hot. Well I guess I know where my money is going now. You need the SPC kit for that I'm assuming?
I did the rears, my fronts are a bit cambered. its at -1.9 to -2, all around right now. Its not absolutely necessary, but at least doing the rears helps a lot.
So I done goofed with my exhaust. I tried to go the cheap route by having a local custom exhaust shop "remove any rasp and deepen the exhaust note, while keeping it around stock noise levels". Not sure if that's an impossible request or not but they took a stab. The made it a true dual w/ x-pipe, replaced the resonators with what looks to be smaller ones (not incredibly mechanically inclined so forgive me), and replaced the stock mufflers with turbo mufflers.
It sounds like ****. Picked it up yesterday at closing and called them first thing this morning. Can't even stand to get on it because the rasp is so bad. At idle it sounds alright, but once you give it some revs it all goes to hell.
I'm having them install a Magnaflow resonated x-pipe tomorrow to see if that cuts down on rasp, but that's more just a shot in the dark. I honestly don't know what to tell them to make it sound right and I should've just went to my local Z shop and had it done right in the first place. Will running a true dual with Magnaflow resonated x-pipe, stock resonators, and stock mufflers (will request that they put the stock ones back on) sound like **** also?
Any insight or recommendations are much appreciated.
So I done goofed with my exhaust. I tried to go the cheap route by having a local custom exhaust shop "remove any rasp and deepen the exhaust note, while keeping it around stock noise levels". Not sure if that's an impossible request or not but they took a stab. The made it a true dual w/ x-pipe, replaced the resonators with what looks to be smaller ones (not incredibly mechanically inclined so forgive me), and replaced the stock mufflers with turbo mufflers.
It sounds like ****. Picked it up yesterday at closing and called them first thing this morning. Can't even stand to get on it because the rasp is so bad. At idle it sounds alright, but once you give it some revs it all goes to hell.
I'm having them install a Magnaflow resonated x-pipe tomorrow to see if that cuts down on rasp, but that's more just a shot in the dark. I honestly don't know what to tell them to make it sound right and I should've just went to my local Z shop and had it done right in the first place. Will running a true dual with Magnaflow resonated x-pipe, stock resonators, and stock mufflers (will request that they put the stock ones back on) sound like **** also?
Any insight or recommendations are much appreciated.
There is a lot of expertise and experimentation with sedan exhausts going on in the sedan exhaust thread. You may be able to find the answers or inspiration there. Here is the link. https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...st-thread.html
There is a lot of expertise and experimentation with sedan exhausts going on in the sedan exhaust thread. You may be able to find the answers or inspiration there. Here is the link. https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...st-thread.html
08-02-2017, 10:50 AM
