G37x mods

[01 cobra sc]

Hello all,

I'm on my 3rd G and finally decided to hook up my new 10' X sedan.
The first things i wanted to add is an exhaust and intake. Any suggestions?
Also any reccomendations on a tuner shop in the gta (Toronto)?

Thanks,

[SVTCOBRA]

Welcome to Nico!!
As far as intake, I'm going with the R2C setup as soon as I get one of my two kids out of college..
Have done the oily filters in the past so want to try something new and this looks good to me!!
Also, one of our members RED_DET is a vendor so check out his site
http://www.tunerzstore.com/

[ddmander]

This 2011 G37xS is my 2nd G and it's even more fun the the '03 G35 sedan. I have the set-up shown and had it UpRev dynotuned last month with listed mods already installed. I picked up 28 whp with the tune (by AMS in West Chicago), for 288 whp for an all-wheel drive G37S. Good luck with your mods!

[01 cobra sc]

Nice any pic's?

[audtatious]

This 2011 G37xS is my 2nd G and it's even more fun the the '03 G35 sedan. I have the set-up shown and had it UpRev dynotuned last month with listed mods already installed. I picked up 28 whp with the tune (by AMS in West Chicago), for 288 whp for an all-wheel drive G37S. Good luck with your mods!

Nice results. Is that 28whp simply from the tune or stock vs. updates and tune?

[ddmander]

The tune upped the WHP from the 260 baseline which included the already installed mods. I don't have a stock baseline but would imagine that it would have been about 246 WHP with AWD.

[joe603]

Nice! Noticed you have the Motordyne M370 intake manifold...was it worth the $$?

[audtatious]

The tune upped the WHP from the 260 baseline which included the already installed mods. I don't have a stock baseline but would imagine that it would have been about 246 WHP with AWD.

Good number. I need to take mine in for a custom Cobb tune.

Nice! Noticed you have the Motordyne M370 intake manifold...was it worth the $$?

I've been falling behind as I didn't think it was available yet.

[ddmander]

Thanks for the comments everyone. Regarding the M370 intake manifold, I previously had the Motordyne intake plenum spacer on my '03 and it made a gret difference. I just happened to find the M370 when on sale ($385/inc shipping). I liked what I saw on the dynocharts so I went ahead with the purchase. It was noticeable performance-wise once installed and I can't help but to think it catalyzed the results that I am now enjoying following the tune.






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[joe603]

I'd probably spend $380 on it...but not the $600 they have on their website!