Future Mods
03-16-2016, 09:05 PM
#1
Future Mods
Hey guys. I currently have a 2010 G37xS sedan.
Looking to purchase the Extreme 3 low profile roof spoiler in the next couple of days.
I am also planning on purchasing a rear spoiler. I am debating whether to go with the oem rear spoiler or the stillen spoiler.
Any advice is appreciated.
Gabe
Current Mod
Suspension:
Swift springs
SPC camber kit
G37s rear sway bar
Brakes:
Akebono BBK
Stoptech slotted rotors
Stoptech brake pads
Goodridge SS brake lines
Wheels:
18" sport wheels (aka duck feet)
19" sport wheels
Pirelli Cinturato P7 tires
Exterior:
Front and rear V3 Triton LEDs
OEM midnight black grill
OEM front sport chin spoiler
AutoKits X CF rear diffuser
Smoked tail lights
R2C black nickel Intake with black hex filters
Cusco strut bar
Painted headlights with upgraded STI-R lens
5K LED fog lights
Future Mods
Fast intentions Exhaust (thank you Rochester)(should arrive next month)
Hotchkis sway bars (ordered them but on back order)
Extreme 3 roof spoiler
Rear spoiler
Looking to purchase the Extreme 3 low profile roof spoiler in the next couple of days.
I am also planning on purchasing a rear spoiler. I am debating whether to go with the oem rear spoiler or the stillen spoiler.
Any advice is appreciated.
Gabe
Current Mod
Suspension:
Swift springs
SPC camber kit
G37s rear sway bar
Brakes:
Akebono BBK
Stoptech slotted rotors
Stoptech brake pads
Goodridge SS brake lines
Wheels:
18" sport wheels (aka duck feet)
19" sport wheels
Pirelli Cinturato P7 tires
Exterior:
Front and rear V3 Triton LEDs
OEM midnight black grill
OEM front sport chin spoiler
AutoKits X CF rear diffuser
Smoked tail lights
R2C black nickel Intake with black hex filters
Cusco strut bar
Painted headlights with upgraded STI-R lens
5K LED fog lights
Future Mods
Fast intentions Exhaust (thank you Rochester)(should arrive next month)
Hotchkis sway bars (ordered them but on back order)
Extreme 3 roof spoiler
Rear spoiler
Last edited by grojas112; 03-16-2016 at 09:33 PM.
03-17-2016, 12:45 AM
#3
I agree with blnewt...
My opinion, the OEM rear spoiler fits the G37xS the best and with the Extreme 3 roof spoiler, it should flow well together.
Gabe,
Once getting the Hotchkis sways installed, please let us know how they compare to the G37S rear sway swap...will be very interesting to know the difference.
My opinion, the OEM rear spoiler fits the G37xS the best and with the Extreme 3 roof spoiler, it should flow well together.
Gabe,
Once getting the Hotchkis sways installed, please let us know how they compare to the G37S rear sway swap...will be very interesting to know the difference.
03-17-2016, 07:59 AM
#6
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Since your car is now 6-7 years old, with who knows how many miles, here's my suggestion:
https://www.z1motorsports.com/z1-pro...ts-p-5587.html
Pros:
In full disclosure, I've not done this yet with my 6MT, although it's most certainly on my list. I did install solid poly motor mount bushings in my last car, and it was the best mod I had ever done with that Maxima, hands down, for all the reasons listed above. I'm actually very excited to get this done someday soon. But first, I'm replacing my transmission mount.
Once installed, if you absolutely hate it, you swap your old mounts back in and sell the Z1 mounts here at a discount. All told, the cost for that experiment is relatively low. Particularly compared to the huge dollars you just spent on your exhaust.
Me? Really?
That's pretty cool. You're very welcome... whatever I did.
https://www.z1motorsports.com/z1-pro...ts-p-5587.html
Pros:
- It's a handling mod, because body roll is reduced when the engine is more connected to the frame.
- It's a power mod, because energy previously wasted tossing the engine around is now being transmitted through the drive-train.
- It's a transmission mod, because shifts will be smoother with less movement.
- It's a driving mod, because throttle response will be significantly improved.
- It's an ego mod, because the added NVH turns your sedan into a racecar.
- It's an economical mod, because at $200, plus relatively easy installation for a mechanic, the price is right.
- NVH that you can't turn off. However... you might actually like it.
In full disclosure, I've not done this yet with my 6MT, although it's most certainly on my list. I did install solid poly motor mount bushings in my last car, and it was the best mod I had ever done with that Maxima, hands down, for all the reasons listed above. I'm actually very excited to get this done someday soon. But first, I'm replacing my transmission mount.
Once installed, if you absolutely hate it, you swap your old mounts back in and sell the Z1 mounts here at a discount. All told, the cost for that experiment is relatively low. Particularly compared to the huge dollars you just spent on your exhaust.
Me? Really?
That's pretty cool. You're very welcome... whatever I did.
Last edited by Rochester; 03-17-2016 at 08:21 AM.
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03-18-2016, 08:57 PM
#8
Since your car is now 6-7 years old, with who knows how many miles, here's my suggestion:
https://www.z1motorsports.com/z1-pro...ts-p-5587.html
Pros:
In full disclosure, I've not done this yet with my 6MT, although it's most certainly on my list. I did install solid poly motor mount bushings in my last car, and it was the best mod I had ever done with that Maxima, hands down, for all the reasons listed above. I'm actually very excited to get this done someday soon. But first, I'm replacing my transmission mount.
Once installed, if you absolutely hate it, you swap your old mounts back in and sell the Z1 mounts here at a discount. All told, the cost for that experiment is relatively low. Particularly compared to the huge dollars you just spent on your exhaust.
https://www.z1motorsports.com/z1-pro...ts-p-5587.html
Pros:
- It's a handling mod, because body roll is reduced when the engine is more connected to the frame.
- It's a power mod, because energy previously wasted tossing the engine around is now being transmitted through the drive-train.
- It's a transmission mod, because shifts will be smoother with less movement.
- It's a driving mod, because throttle response will be significantly improved.
- It's an ego mod, because the added NVH turns your sedan into a racecar.
- It's an economical mod, because at $200, plus relatively easy installation for a mechanic, the price is right.
- NVH that you can't turn off. However... you might actually like it.
In full disclosure, I've not done this yet with my 6MT, although it's most certainly on my list. I did install solid poly motor mount bushings in my last car, and it was the best mod I had ever done with that Maxima, hands down, for all the reasons listed above. I'm actually very excited to get this done someday soon. But first, I'm replacing my transmission mount.
Once installed, if you absolutely hate it, you swap your old mounts back in and sell the Z1 mounts here at a discount. All told, the cost for that experiment is relatively low. Particularly compared to the huge dollars you just spent on your exhaust.
So yes, I second the idea of getting motor mounts. Let us know what you think.
03-18-2016, 10:06 PM
#9
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iTrader: (8)
04-01-2016, 03:38 PM
#13
Solid bushings for any part of the car are WAY down my list of contemplated mods. And then only if I turn it into a track beast, which ain't happenin'. I have a Miata for that. Solid urethane motor and suspension bushings made my Sentra SE-R unliveable on the street as a daily driver.
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