What did you do to your Sedan today?
07-25-2016, 11:01 PM
#1261
Registered Member
The hardest part is probably separating the trim from the radio controls after you remove it.
About 10 smaller screws and take your time and you'll be fine.
Here's mine after the same treatment.
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Q.Gsxr (07-26-2016)
07-25-2016, 11:25 PM
#1262
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...m-project.html
07-26-2016, 03:55 PM
#1263
Finally installed the vleds triton switchbacks. Overall it was super easy to install and they are super bright. I also connected the dimmer wire. I like this mod. They don't match up with the cbi's and morimoto fog LEDs tho. I also got the 6k white thinking it would match up better but it's a little warmer white.
That's odd. My 6K V3 Triton Switchbacks match my 5K bulbs almost perfectly.
I'm curious to see what yours look like with the dimmer lead attached... I'm thinking of attaching the dimmer on mine as well.
as requested...sorry its been raining on a daily basis here...in the pic they look a little more pinkish for some reason...but they are purple. Not sure if i'm completely sold on them yet, still hard to visualize it all without the calipers and wheels where hey need to be 
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Daddy Fat Sacs (07-27-2016)
07-26-2016, 10:19 PM
#1266
It's pretty easy. Start at the trim around the shifter and pull it loose then there are just a few screws to remove the rest. The hardest part is probably separating the trim from the radio controls after you remove it. About 10 smaller screws and take your time and you'll be fine. Here's mine after the same treatment.
07-27-2016, 12:58 AM
#1267
Welp, this is what I did to my G37 today... $3,000 payment. Bought the car 11 months ago for $21,000 and i now owe a little over $5,000.
Looking to have her paid off before I return from my deployment. Once it's paid off, I can get more in-depth with my modifications. It's a good feeling, especially since I'm only 21.
Looking to have her paid off before I return from my deployment. Once it's paid off, I can get more in-depth with my modifications. It's a good feeling, especially since I'm only 21.
07-27-2016, 09:07 AM
#1268
Welp, this is what I did to my G37 today... $3,000 payment. Bought the car 11 months ago for $21,000 and i now owe a little over $5,000.
Looking to have her paid off before I return from my deployment. Once it's paid off, I can get more in-depth with my modifications. It's a good feeling, especially since I'm only 21.
Looking to have her paid off before I return from my deployment. Once it's paid off, I can get more in-depth with my modifications. It's a good feeling, especially since I'm only 21.
07-27-2016, 09:20 AM
#1269
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For a 21 year old? Yep. Absolutely.
But you don't know the interest rate on that car loan. It could be a 1% fire sale at his local credit union... or it could be a 10% "we don't turn down anybody" rate at the local car lot. Point being, you don't pay off low-interest debt if you can earn more on investment, or it impacts your quality of life. And you do whatever you can to pay off high-interest debt early.
Since Z is young and in the military, he's probably watching his savings grow without even trying... so wiping out debt is a fine goal, regardless of the details.
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But you don't know the interest rate on that car loan. It could be a 1% fire sale at his local credit union... or it could be a 10% "we don't turn down anybody" rate at the local car lot. Point being, you don't pay off low-interest debt if you can earn more on investment, or it impacts your quality of life. And you do whatever you can to pay off high-interest debt early.
Since Z is young and in the military, he's probably watching his savings grow without even trying... so wiping out debt is a fine goal, regardless of the details.
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07-27-2016, 11:23 AM
#1272
Appreciate the kind words guys!
I actually have a 1.9℅ interest rate, financed through Ray Catena. I've been working on my credit since I was 18. I'm just not sure whether I want to re enlist or get out and go to school to purse a career in IT/Networking. It's one less thing to worry about. I focus a lot on saving, I don't even let my credit cards carry into the next month because I hate paying interest. (Never paid interest on a credit card either.) That got off-topic fast. 
For a 21 year old? Yep. Absolutely.
But you don't know the interest rate on that car loan. It could be a 1% fire sale at his local credit union... or it could be a 10% "we don't turn down anybody" rate at the local car lot. Point being, you don't pay off low-interest debt if you can earn more on investment, or it impacts your quality of life. And you do whatever you can to pay off high-interest debt early.
Since Z is young and in the military, he's probably watching his savings grow without even trying... so wiping out debt is a fine goal, regardless of the details.
2-cents
But you don't know the interest rate on that car loan. It could be a 1% fire sale at his local credit union... or it could be a 10% "we don't turn down anybody" rate at the local car lot. Point being, you don't pay off low-interest debt if you can earn more on investment, or it impacts your quality of life. And you do whatever you can to pay off high-interest debt early.
Since Z is young and in the military, he's probably watching his savings grow without even trying... so wiping out debt is a fine goal, regardless of the details.
2-cents
07-27-2016, 11:27 AM
#1273
07-27-2016, 11:34 AM
#1275
And I'm located in Somerset, NJ so it looks like you're a bit far for me to work on your G
