What do you guys think about these? $600. The rear will poke a little with the 275's at stock height. It will be a bit better once I lower my car.

 

For $600 take them and run. You could easily flip them for $1200+ if you wanted to.

 

+1 on this. $600 is an absolute steal on these. If you don't want them let me know! Lol

 

I'm no longer the only G37 on the block. Neighbor guy two houses down just picked up a silver 6MT coupe.

The coupe's exhausts sure do sound good with moderate throttle up close

 

One thing that i will have no problem admitting is that the coupes sound beautiful even stock

 

Yeah, coupes exhaust > sedan exhaust. No idea why infiniti did this but it is what it is.

 

Cause 2 doors means race car.

 

The hellcat begs to differ.

 

I've always thought it was due to the single muffler setup on the coupes vs our dual muffler system

 

I didn't understand what you were saying until I tried to get out of Downtown Chicago, and promptly got lost. The Garmen totally freaked out on me, telling me to turn left, right, left, right, recalculating over and over. I don't mind saying, it was pretty stressful. Somehow I found myself on Lower Wacker... which is the lower level of Wacker Street, vs. the Upper Level above it in the sunshine. Very strange configuration.

And yes, if I had my G with that FI exhaust, it would have been something awesome to hear it in that kind of location late at night.

Anyway: here's a pic of the Chicago Skyline, taken from the bridge in front of the Shedd Museum:

 

See if you guys recognize these cars. Pretty sure you will, it's not hard because there is so much history to them. But I have to say, seeing them up close in person was a pretty cool thing.





Actually, I've seen the Studebaker often. Such a timeless design.

 

Rochester, thoughts on traffic around here? Especially between the hours of say 4-8pm local time

 

Actually not that bad. We arrived on a Wednesday at 5:00 pm, and clipped right along Lakeshore to the Radisson Blu without incident. And then we left downtown at 11:00 AM Friday. Based on my limited experience driving and walking around, I'm inclined to say Chicago traffic has a steady flow to it. NYC, Boston and Toronto are worse, IMO.

I like how there are blue-bike rentals everywhere. Next time we come to Chicago, I think we'd fly in and shuttle downtown. Then use the bikes to get around, within reason.

 

I will be running out of my Warranty by the end of this year. My car is an 11' Journey and I am about to turn 42K miles. Is there anything I should have the dealer look at? I was gonna wait another couple of years to go and have them check my oil pressure.

 

Must be one of those grass is always greener concepts. We live some miles NW of the city boundaries. I try to avoid going into chicago at all costs - too many red lights, traffic cameras, speed cameras, incompetent drivers, etc. Downtown is a nice place to visit though.

Enjoy your stay.