New G37x Owner in Michigan
09-05-2012, 10:13 AM
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New G37x Owner in Michigan
Hello, all!
Just got myself a red 2010 G37x Coupe. I went to the dealer with the intention of buying a red 2009 370z and chose to test drive the G37x just so I didn't seem too interested in the 370z. To my surprise, I realized the G37x was the car I wanted to drive away with; it had all the small features I wish I had on my previous car (2007 Toyota Yaris Hatchback) that I ended up trading in. I had to come to terms with the fact that the G37x was automatic, while the 370z had a manual transmission. I wanted a flashy, fast car with a stick; instead, I drove away with a beautiful machine I could live with for 5+ years (automatic transmission and all). I am pleased to be joining you all today.
How are all your vehicles treating you? Are there any issues (however insignificant) I should anticipate? I am a bit of a modder; I don't plan on putting too much time and money into improvements as I think this car is near perfect and I don't want to introduce problems/inconveniences into my driving experience. That being said, are there any mods you would suggest as essential?
Just got myself a red 2010 G37x Coupe. I went to the dealer with the intention of buying a red 2009 370z and chose to test drive the G37x just so I didn't seem too interested in the 370z. To my surprise, I realized the G37x was the car I wanted to drive away with; it had all the small features I wish I had on my previous car (2007 Toyota Yaris Hatchback) that I ended up trading in. I had to come to terms with the fact that the G37x was automatic, while the 370z had a manual transmission. I wanted a flashy, fast car with a stick; instead, I drove away with a beautiful machine I could live with for 5+ years (automatic transmission and all). I am pleased to be joining you all today.
How are all your vehicles treating you? Are there any issues (however insignificant) I should anticipate? I am a bit of a modder; I don't plan on putting too much time and money into improvements as I think this car is near perfect and I don't want to introduce problems/inconveniences into my driving experience. That being said, are there any mods you would suggest as essential?
09-05-2012, 08:54 PM
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I would suggest a drop to minimize wheel gap as the first mod. That will really set it off.
Tanabe springs provide a mild drop. Coilovers will give you a more quality drop and better handling.
Otherwise it just depends on what you are looking to achieve.
Welcome to the forums
Tanabe springs provide a mild drop. Coilovers will give you a more quality drop and better handling.
Otherwise it just depends on what you are looking to achieve.
Welcome to the forums
09-05-2012, 11:28 PM
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I would suggest a drop to minimize wheel gap as the first mod. That will really set it off.
Tanabe springs provide a mild drop. Coilovers will give you a more quality drop and better handling.
Otherwise it just depends on what you are looking to achieve.
Welcome to the forums
Tanabe springs provide a mild drop. Coilovers will give you a more quality drop and better handling.
Otherwise it just depends on what you are looking to achieve.
Welcome to the forums
thank you, it really is a world of difference!
09-15-2012, 01:44 PM
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I would suggest a drop to minimize wheel gap as the first mod. That will really set it off.
Tanabe springs provide a mild drop. Coilovers will give you a more quality drop and better handling.
Otherwise it just depends on what you are looking to achieve.
Welcome to the forums
Tanabe springs provide a mild drop. Coilovers will give you a more quality drop and better handling.
Otherwise it just depends on what you are looking to achieve.
Welcome to the forums
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