Hello after being a lurker on here for the past 3 weeks wondering if i should get a G37 or another car i decided to get the G37.Ive never been so happy its a 2012 and its malbec black and its such a great car in that its fast but also has that luxury feel to it,the plans i have for now are tinting the windows and maybe a intake and from what i have been researching here lets me know you guys are a great group that will help me with my modding in the future.

 

Very nice, congrats & welcome !!

 

Welcome aboard, nice to see yet another non-S on here. We are few.

 

Congrats and welcome to the forum.

 

Nice G, Malbec black is such a win! Enjoy it & welcome to the site

 

Gratz on the pickup. Good choice made with the black!

 

Thanks guys i was a little hesitant on the color because of the plum but it has grown on me..just coming from a pearl white car owner to a black is different especially with how dirty black cars get

 

what do you have planned for the car?

 

black out the emblem. would look so much better imo

 

Welcome!

 

Congrats on the purchase and welcome! Malbec Black is going to make you work. Better stock-up on some products.

 

Nice pickup bro...

My suggestion...

UNLESS you are shelling out the $500+ for the Stillen Gen 3....

Stay AWAY from intakes....the OEM boxes are very efficient, much more so than all the ebay or short ram setups.

 

I have the R2C intake and it seems to do a better job than OEM. Acceralation seems more responsive and the sound is an improvement. Any reason why I should take mine off?

 

Seems like most SRIs tend to lose a little @ lower rpms and gain a bit up top.
Personally I love my Injen SRI, haven't experienced any loss in mpg at the cruising range (2000-2500rpm), and the sound and feel at WOT >3500rpm is so worth the cost. I'm sure the Gen 3 has a bit more gain overall and looks pretty tasty in the engine bay, but for almost 2x what my SRI cost I'm happy w/ my purchase, and would recommend it for the sound and a bit more pop when you open the hood

 

Correction* unless you're shelling out 10,000$ on a Twin Turbo kit... The OEM boxes are very efficient.

Happy modding