Hey guys, thought I would say my hellos, just traded in my last show car that was a Lexus is350 to start on a new project let alone one with better aftermarket. Just knabbed this 2009 g37x coupe with 41k miles for only 16k. Loving it very much!

Going with a Deadpool theme for this car and want to get a nice aggressive growl out of the exhaust. I plan to keep stock air box but throw in a dry filter and some better tubing

 

nice welcome.

 

I love that vibrant red color choice and congrats on a killer deal! I know you're not new to the forum but I'm going to move this rhread to rhe newbie corner. You'll get a better welcome for your new ourchase there!

 

No problem, boss.

And year I love the reds on these

 

Welcome to the forum.

 

Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to the forum! Sounds like its going to be a real beast with all the mods you've planned. Enjoy your G and keep us posted!

 

That's an awesome deal!
And that red is so damn bright! Whoa!!

 

Nice intro Pete, any pics of that IS350 you want to share? Look forward to your plans for this one.

 

Great mileage at a very competitive price! Where are the tail lights on this thing?

 

Welcome, very nice pic up love the red

 

Here you guys go this was my last project. Sadly I didn't get any photos of the underglow lighting kit in action nor the interior RGB setup. It's fast for full bolt ons but only got it from 251whp to 285whp. I know I could get far more than that with the g37

 

Here's two of the likely mods I plan to add

 

As long as you keep that silly sticker off the windshield of your new car, you should be golden.
And underglow? The only good reason for that these days is to commemorate Mr Walker. Just sayin'

Also it's worth mentioning that the G's vh37vhr is mostly maxed out from factory so unless you are planning fi, don't expect any crazy gains. If you are looking for a car that will get a good response from bolt-ons, this is not the vehicle and it might not be too late to look elsewhere.

Otherwise - good luck and have fun!

 

Thanks for the IS pics, looks like you did a nice job there. Like kiseliok mentioned, the VQs are set up pretty hot out of the box. Adding HFCs, Intake, Catback and a tune may net about 25-30hp give or take, and will often result in losing some lower end pop. But plenty to do to upgrade the overall look

 

welcome man