100% no. I have been under there and seen them and The M45 is completely different in its rear end drive area. To start, the input shaft to the read diff is larger. Then the rear differential itself is much larger and has a different bolt pattern, the spline count is also different. The output shafts going to the wheels are also much larger, different bolt pattern and spline count and length.anotheraznguy wrote:anyone know if the rear differential is swappable or if m35 and m45 are interchangeable?
This is also something I'd be interested in. I had an old 350z lip I had laying around that wouldn't have fit at all but a G35 or G37 might be closer.Se@ttleM35S wrote:So with the limited supply of reasonably price body kits for the M's, I have been wondering if any of the lip kits are interchangeable... Has anyone attempted to test fit a lip kit from a G35/7 sedan on a M? I just wondering...
Marcus123 wrote:This is also something I'd be interested in. I had an old 350z lip I had laying around that wouldn't have fit at all but a G35 or G37 might be closer.Se@ttleM35S wrote:So with the limited supply of reasonably price body kits for the M's, I have been wondering if any of the lip kits are interchangeable... Has anyone attempted to test fit a lip kit from a G35/7 sedan on a M? I just wondering...
NICE!!! Knowing that the G35's have sooo many suspension choices...this is good news. My buddy says he has the Tokico HP (blues) shocks/struts and his ride is excellent (06 G35 coupe) -- also lowered on springs..... I may have to give these a try....hmmmmmmFreshjive80 wrote:I was able to fit my stance coilovers that were on my '05 G35 coupe on my 2007 M35! Direct bolt on with no issues.
Did it drop you too low? I thought I read somewhere that Z/G coils at the highest height are lower than M coils at the lowest. Do you have pics of it afterwards? If this works it could open a lot of different options for coilovers besides the usual D2/Megan.Freshjive80 wrote:I was able to fit my stance coilovers that were on my '05 G35 coupe on my 2007 M35! Direct bolt on with no issues.
there are a lot more than those two for coilovers, Jic magic, Tanabe's new 40 way adjustable, Tein has a couple different one's, K sport, BC racing and then there's some in Japan that no one really gets like Rs R and Impul just to name a couple.Marcus123 wrote: If this works it could open a lot of different options for coilovers besides the usual D2/Megan.
I believe you will need the ypipe from the G35 VQ HR style. The HR style has a wider look than the "DE" style.cji4130 wrote:CONFIRMED. none of the Megan racing Y-Pipes will fit in an M35x. straight from the source.
"Greetings CJ,
We do not have a Y-pipe that is fits your AWD application. Please check your local laws and regulations regarding emissions legalities. It is definitely illegal in the state of California to remove a functioning catalytic converter.
Thank You,
Arjay
TECH/R&D
MEGAN RACING INC.
788 PHILIPS DR.
CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA 91748"
This being confirmed, can anyone help me out with my options. I'm in desperate need of a new y pipe for my m35x and im not really looking to buy a new or used OEM, but if those are my only options...i have heard that the FX35 y pipe fits the m35 (non-awd), possibly would the FX AWD fit?..looking forward to hearing from you guys.
thanks,
cj
true...also try and get an HR ypipe from the G Forum classifieds...really good prices....cruzad3r wrote:I looked at the parts on ebay; specifically megan parts number for m35x and g35 hr motors and y-pipe as well as hfc are the same. Of course i haven't buy the part to test them out yet. They're cheaper compare to the rest after market manufacture so it might be a ''cheap'' investment to test :-)
I agree that the HR style y-pipe from megan looks a lot like the current y on my M. but i emailed Megan racing and they specifically told me it will not fit. i mean, should i just buy it anyway to see if it fits, even though they told me it would not?CPJ LB wrote:I believe you will need the ypipe from the G35 VQ HR style. The HR style has a wider look than the "DE" style.cji4130 wrote:CONFIRMED. none of the Megan racing Y-Pipes will fit in an M35x. straight from the source.
"Greetings CJ,
We do not have a Y-pipe that is fits your AWD application. Please check your local laws and regulations regarding emissions legalities. It is definitely illegal in the state of California to remove a functioning catalytic converter.
Thank You,
Arjay
TECH/R&D
MEGAN RACING INC.
788 PHILIPS DR.
CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA 91748"
This being confirmed, can anyone help me out with my options. I'm in desperate need of a new y pipe for my m35x and im not really looking to buy a new or used OEM, but if those are my only options...i have heard that the FX35 y pipe fits the m35 (non-awd), possibly would the FX AWD fit?..looking forward to hearing from you guys.
thanks,
cj
Take a look at this thread and you'll see the HR style ypipe. also Megan makes the HR style ypipe
http://www.niclub.ca/forums/showthread. ... -HR-y-pipe
http://www.meganracing.com/product_deta ... 1&catid=10