Started my part out thread, check it out and see if there is anything you may want.

https://www.myg37.com/forums/private...ml#post3875150

 

Man, this is painful. Feels like someone kicked me in the stomach... and it's not even my car.

I bet someone is going to ****** that exhaust before the day is out.

 

Do I recall you planning on getting a CTS-V?

 

Nope, that would be Mike. I want a Audi S7/RS7. But the cheapest one, if you want to call if cheap, in a 200 mile radius was a 2013 S7 with 24,000 miles listed for $69,000. It'll be a couple of years before I can pick one up.

I'm parting the G out and selling it because I bought a house and I don't want to be really tight financially.

 

Are they BC Coils? Those have been known to do that or like alxmlr789 said. Make sure all the nuts are nice and tight on the bolts. Good luck with that.

 

Tanabe Sustec. Passenger side front is tight as a drum, driver side not. Going bonkers over here as I've inspected everything to no avail.

 

Dagnabbit. I was busy reading reviews on a DeWalt aircompressor when you posted this (I'm too late to the party). The things I was interested in are already gobbled up

There's a BBk in my future, but spending $500 on rotors today for a BBK upgrade years from now isn't in the cards. Oh well...

 

I always wondered why the GTHaus was much louder that other catbacks...it does not have any resonators! Good luck with your sale '11G37S looks like you already have a bunch of takers for your parts so that's a good thing.

 

I think it's 2.5" piping with no resonators. It sounds awesome in person.

 

That it does. Sorry to see you part out but the house will be a good thing.

 

No doubt that they sound awesome. I just did't know that they did not have resonators. That makes a big difference in sound. Hmmm should I cut my resonators off?

 

Congrats on buying a house!

Its certainly not worth being tight financially to keep a car. There is plenty of time in the future for vehicular toys. At least that's what I tell myself.....

 

So I just bought the absolute best $160 air compressor. It's the DeWalt D55168. They are $370 on Amazon, and a little more at home depot.
I got a refurbished model from Northern Tool for $199, but used a coupon ($50 off $250 purchase) which brought it down to about $160 after I added another item to reach $250.
It's in great condition, and was manufactured in 2014.

 

Thanks man, that what I try to tell myself sometimes too.

 

Nice find G37Extreme, I'll post it here too!
https://www.myg37.com/forums/the-lou...ation-etc.html