I hate my roof rack, but don't want to cut my bumper
 

Guys I need help. I hate my roof rack! But I don't want to cup up my bumper and bottom finisher to make a hitch fit. Am i over reacting?

any hitches with minimal modification needed out there?

also i will eventually get a rear diffuser and not sure if i can still have the hitch on..

Search on my handle and hitch.
I have a thread on just what you need.
No cutting necessary, invisible when not in use.

No need to search,
Here's the link:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/showthr...=271333&page=1

Off topic, are you in Middle Tennessee?

I think I saw you last weekend-ish on Nolensville Rd by Concord Rd. I was behind a random 370Z who I think revved at you. We turned out behind you then turned onto Burkitt. Nice car!

If not, disregard haha....

nice dude!.. did you have to leave your bottom finisher off? is the hitch receiver recessed too far back? any clearance issues with the rack?


oh snap! we were wondering who you was.. i was the one that revved at the Black Z which turned out to be Peter..
check out this FB group you may have to request to be added before you can see the post tho but check it out..
https://www.facebook.com/groups/tenn...1653143861650/

heres my thread on the car do you have one?
https://www.myg37.com/forums/build-t...a54-sedan.html

Cool man! I thought you might have known each other but wasn't sure. I'll check the link out!

I never made a build thread, just an introductory thread when I got the car. Still mostly stock, BC coils, muffler deletes, other small stuff. Awaiting install of Oneighty lights and maybe GTR wheels.

No clearence issues. What is a finisher?

nice.. join the group and hit us up


posted in your diy thread

Ah. Okay. No finisher on my car.

As a runner in Franklin that has run by that Run Franklin store many times, I suggest you man up and run. Cycling = cheating

:)

Lmao!!

I've tried it, running isn't that easy man. I need to get some good shoes also.

haha its true cycling is easier until you tackle downhill and cross country. Other than actual sprints, I've never been more out of breath than hitting the trails.

When you take your shoes off, you're actually putting your running shoes on.

Fine, lets go for a run, bring your man-pants.

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