Why mod your cars
There are other reasons to join the site, there's good info on various parts that are an improvement over stock such as the improved clutch spring setup, better brake pads/rotors, oil preferences, etc. Also good info on maintaining your vehicle (stock or otherwise), info on Technical service bulletins, recalls and the like, and info on what to look for when purchasing or leasing a G.
But modding is the BEST part
But modding is the BEST part

Sometimes people even join this site to hyper-mile their poor mileage sport sedan, or brag about who spends the most money at the dealership on dealer-recommended service charges for their leased G37.
It's a big tent.

I got walked super hard by one last night. It left me like I was standing still.
There are other reasons to join the site, there's good info on various parts that are an improvement over stock such as the improved clutch spring setup, better brake pads/rotors, oil preferences, etc. Also good info on maintaining your vehicle (stock or otherwise), info on Technical service bulletins, recalls and the like, and info on what to look for when purchasing or leasing a G.
But modding is the BEST part
But modding is the BEST part

^This. I follow the rule that you don't HAVE to mod your car to be an enthusiast. I would consider myself more knowledgeable on the majority of the automotive industry than 96% of this forum, yet my car is pretty much bone stock nor do I do any work on it. I just enjoy the car the way it was designed from factory to be... I'v experimented and been there done that with G mods and i'v just learned what I like and what I dont. But the thing is I drive a lot of cars whether they are minivans, or pickup trucks or sports cars and can pretty much appreciate everything in some way or another. And that is the kind of enthusiast I am.
At the end of the day, I will sit back and look at the modded up Gs, but it in no way makes me want to do it. I just enjoy seeing what is possible with a particular platform, but it isn't an activity I care to partake in any longer. I just like to drive the **** out of my car and take it with me everywhere whether it be to the grocery store or across the country.
At the end of the day, I will sit back and look at the modded up Gs, but it in no way makes me want to do it. I just enjoy seeing what is possible with a particular platform, but it isn't an activity I care to partake in any longer. I just like to drive the **** out of my car and take it with me everywhere whether it be to the grocery store or across the country.
Why Mod ?? Why do you comb your hair the way you do? Wear the clothes you do? Pick ou the sunglasses you do? Polish your shoes as you do? Decorate your xmas tree as you do? Cross dress they way you do? Oh wait...strike that last one. Because we can , you can.
Dont think those fuzzy dice you hung from the mirror isnt a "mod" Starsky!!
Dont think those fuzzy dice you hung from the mirror isnt a "mod" Starsky!!
Modding cars is about representing who you are and expressing your personal style. No matter how little or lot you spend, nothing beats a complete stranger throwing you a thumbs up or saying nice car as well as the feeling of completing a do-it-yourself project and being complimented on it.
Same goes for your house, you paint/construct etc. to make it yours and represent your taste.
Same goes for your house, you paint/construct etc. to make it yours and represent your taste.
Modding cars is about representing who you are and expressing your personal style. No matter how little or lot you spend, nothing beats a complete stranger throwing you a thumbs up or saying nice car as well as the feeling of completing a do-it-yourself project and being complimented on it.
Same goes for your house, you paint/construct etc. to make it yours and represent your taste.
Same goes for your house, you paint/construct etc. to make it yours and represent your taste.
This is at the heart of why some are offended. My parents have never modded any vehicle unless it held the vehicle together. I caught the bug early as most of my uncles used to drag race at a local track on Sundays when I was a kid and still today. I used to walk around and look at all the crazy cars, engines and even some purely cosmetic modded ones in awe. I understand the various other schools of though as well. Modding or changing something you already enjoy can take the fun out of it for some as well as being able to tell others you've gotten 30 mpg in one of these by driving conservatively. We all have one thing in common, we love our cars. 

Because all mass produced cars, even ones as (over)priced as these, are made to fit a dollar value and therefore leave a lot on the table for potential. They also have to at least attempt to satisfy a large customer base, and at times are bothered by pesky standards and laws that the individual person need not concern themselves with.
That being said i don't think the G will age as well as some other datsun products, i dont see people drooling over them 40 years down the road like the original skylines and fairladys.
That being said i don't think the G will age as well as some other datsun products, i dont see people drooling over them 40 years down the road like the original skylines and fairladys.
Why do you people mod your cars? I can understand it if you take your cars to a track, but most owners don't. Why do you spend thousands of dollars to lower, change the exhaust and springs, etc. when the car runs fine as it left the factory? I have never changed anything on a car, except adding fog lights to a mustang, which didn't come with them. Oh yes, I once added a sunroof to a car many years ago. That didn't work out too well, as it leaked.
2011 premium g37 sedan with all options.
2011 premium g37 sedan with all options.
My first mod was a holder for my I Phone

My second mod was 4 new Michelin Pilot AS3 tires.
Not planning any more Mods

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