Show off your Sedans!
Originally Posted by blnewt
Tony's pics always kick tail 
And nice shots you posted up Phil, love the scenery too!
And nice shots you posted up Phil, love the scenery too!
and Tony's car is just unbelievable.
Originally Posted by ttv36
Yup that's me, the tune got you some solid gains!Surprisingly my new RE71Rs have been doing pretty good traction wise! They spin but the car stays straight, I have some meatier NT05s on my track wheels, but not 315s though!
Oh hell. You're the one with the rotrex kit??? Lol the dual rotrex sc's right? Or is the single? I want to build a single rotrex kit so bad... I don't like the design of the stillen kit and GTM, well you know what's going on there. So yea, as of right now I'm trying to figure out what to do haha
Also, I can't believe that you made more power on stock cats and y-pipe haha that's crazy. Was it on the same Dyno and everything?
Also, I can't believe that you made more power on stock cats and y-pipe haha that's crazy. Was it on the same Dyno and everything?
Mine is using a single Rotrex C38 unit. Overall I am very happy with the kit and it has performed flawlessly for many years and about 45K miles. My only complaint is that I have to change the belt out about every 15K miles or so, but it's a small price to pay for over 500 flywheel HP!
The car was dyno'ed on the exact same Dyno Jet at GTM each time. Although the time of year was different, so the weather conditions may have varied slightly, but since we're in Southern CA and the temperature and humidity levels stay pretty constant it probably wouldn't have made much of a difference.
Looking really good, DJ. Your car's come a long way since the old G35Driver days!
I believe that's an AutokitsX rear diffuser. It has a slightly different design on the early 2007-2009 rear bumpers. I actually have an AutokitsX Carbon Fiber rear diffuser for sale for the these older bumpers (for the same bumper as in DJ's pic) if anyone is interested.
Great shot, Hexotic! Car's looking really good!
Wow! Great pic, Lorenzo! Thanks for posting it. I think that's better than any of the ones I took myself. LOL
Your car is looking amazing! Your headlights really look great. Who did them for you? FYI... I walked by your car several times, but didn't see you around. I was gonna invite you to come across the street with us to Hooters for lunch, but couldn't track you down..
Wow! Great pic, Lorenzo! Thanks for posting it. I think that's better than any of the ones I took myself. LOL
Your car is looking amazing! Your headlights really look great. Who did them for you? FYI... I walked by your car several times, but didn't see you around. I was gonna invite you to come across the street with us to Hooters for lunch, but couldn't track you down..
HaHaHa thanks Adrian, we were across the street as well but decided to hit up El Compadre instead of Hooters
. Man but yea we were just walking the show back and forth a couple of times. Feet hurt now, I wore the wrong sneakers for all that walking.
. Man but yea we were just walking the show back and forth a couple of times. Feet hurt now, I wore the wrong sneakers for all that walking.
Originally Posted by 2GoRNot2G
Mine is using a single Rotrex C38 unit. Overall I am very happy with the kit and it has performed flawlessly for many years and about 45K miles. My only complaint is that I have to change the belt out about every 15K miles or so, but it's a small price to pay for over 500 flywheel HP!
The car was dyno'ed on the exact same Dyno Jet at GTM each time. Although the time of year was different, so the weather conditions may have varied slightly, but since we're in Southern CA and the temperature and humidity levels stay pretty constant it probably wouldn't have made much of a difference.Looking really good, DJ. Your car's come a long way since the old G35Driver days!I believe that's an AutokitsX rear diffuser. It has a slightly different design on the early 2007-2009 rear bumpers. I actually have an AutokitsX Carbon Fiber rear diffuser for sale for the these older bumpers (for the same bumper as in DJ's pic) if anyone is interested.
The car was dyno'ed on the exact same Dyno Jet at GTM each time. Although the time of year was different, so the weather conditions may have varied slightly, but since we're in Southern CA and the temperature and humidity levels stay pretty constant it probably wouldn't have made much of a difference.Looking really good, DJ. Your car's come a long way since the old G35Driver days!
I believe that's an AutokitsX rear diffuser. It has a slightly different design on the early 2007-2009 rear bumpers. I actually have an AutokitsX Carbon Fiber rear diffuser for sale for the these older bumpers (for the same bumper as in DJ's pic) if anyone is interested.
