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  1. Hi Guys n Gals, its been a while! I see a lot of new faces, welcome. SAU and Tangcla were recently kind enough to shoot the continuing project, hope you enjoy: http://www.tangcla.com/galleries/infiniti-g35/ All the best
  2. Can anyone identify that spoiler? I thought INGS+1, but it looks different... Thanks in advance...
  3. Anyone know what the spoiler is? I have a set of those tail light tints including cutouts and inserts if anyone is after them.
  4. Looks clean. Are you using a cup kit? I'm thinking that has to be my next purchase, now the kit is on...
  5. Looking good Am, like its crouching. Any trouble fitting/blended them in? Always loved JDM James' G35 (if I'm honest, the hood was not to my taste), now that thing had some flares on it...
  6. Hi Raween, The wheels are ADV 5.1's in 20x11.0 +20, deep concave profile. I ran 20x10.0 +15 flat profile on the front for a while too. Stance SC-5ive look pretty good, very similar to Vossen. Cheers
  7. Mods please combine threads - same topic/OP
  8. Mines on coils with one of the collars removed, lipped rear guards, camber arms and a bit of tire stretch to make it all work without rubbing. The front is not as easy though. Brake & swerve or crazy angle & take you time seems to work best for me. Check the geometry of yours, the top of the wheels cambers in as the suspension compresses, how much clearance do you have to make? With enough room to the rear guards, you may be able to run a small spacer depending, but they aren't ideal. Good luck
  9. All positive developments! Like this idea more than full vinyl wrapping, which looks like a nightmare on compound curves and joins. Have seen Plasti-dip used on friends badges, grills and wheels with great success. 2 key points we've found: 1: make sure you warm the can before and in between coats for a smoother consistency and finish (hot water in a bucket works well) 2: as Triggs mentioned, many coats = longer finish life and easier removal. Mayo_85 should be here any second, hes got some practical experience with Plasti-dip and similar on the V.
  10. Hey guys, its the 'Viral' front bar by Anceltion (who unfortunately went out of business about 5 or 6 years ago from memory) It's the same kit that was popular on the 350Z's which it why it looks so familiar, but no where near as common for the V. The front is pretty unique, deceptively long, but the rear bar.... well, I'll let you make you're own minds up: http://g35driver.com/forums/g35-coupe-v35-2003-07/347131-looking-new-used-viral-sports-body-kit.html Was also used as the base for the K&N G35: http://www.knfilters.com/news/print.aspx?ID=2353 Best of luck with the search
  11. That you Numero? Keen to see what you do to the V.
  12. Sorry for the thread jack, and I should clarify the yellow fronts: A set of OEM headlights for sale with yellow tint & no fogging, no ballast (replaced mine with the ones from the group buy) The yellow tint overlays are currently up-applied with backing, cut to size. $330 ono for the lights including the tints.
  13. I've got a spare set of these lying around: http://s2.beta.photobucket.com/user/BlueBatmobile2005/media/Infiniti%20G35%20Coupe%20Overlays/tgtr2a.jpg.html?sort=3&o=36 including centre inserts: http://s2.beta.photobucket.com/user/BlueBatmobile2005/media/Infiniti%20G35%20Coupe%20Overlays/tgtr06b1.jpg.html?sort=3&o=46 And a set of the yellow fronts: http://s2.beta.photobucket.com/user/BlueBatmobile2005/media/Infiniti%20G35%20Coupe%20Overlays/g35ch1.jpg.html?sort=3&o=83 PM me if interested
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