Hi!
Hi!
Just wanted to pop in and say hello, I will be visiting these forums pretty frequently from now on. I just purchased a 2005 G35 Sedan from a private party with 27k miles for $15K! The car is almost brand new and is in cherry condition, clean title, one owner. I will be adding a full exhaust and intake as well as an intake spacer over the next year or two. Good to be here and I will post some pics when I get a chance.
Re: Hi!
Congrats! Be careful when installing the intake spacer if you mean the "throttle body spacer". These cars have a very sensitive throttle body. make sure you unplug your battery and try not to mess with the butterfly.
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It is a plenum spacer, I am not sure exactly what other pieces I will need to remove to do the install but I am pretty good with stuff like that. I would assume the throttle body is sensitive due to the fly-by-wire control system? Meaning it is easily damaged? At any rate I will make sure to disable the cars power system before doing any work on the engine. CZP Plenum spacer and Stillen Z tube will be here tomorrow. Ill try an get some pictures up after the install this weekend.pae9132 wrote:Congrats! Be careful when installing the intake spacer if you mean the "throttle body spacer". These cars have a very sensitive throttle body. make sure you unplug your battery and try not to mess with the butterfly.