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Sure. Here let me call up my friend from NY in his TT G sedan. I'm sure your fully built methanol injected v6 on DR's running 14+ psi with built trans would be good fight. Unlike you he has stock suspension, stock transmission, stock internals/bottom end, and is all pump gas.... no methanol injection here. Only 8 lbs of boost. Oh yeah he's on oem all season tires too. ![]() I was letting the thread die out, but if you are going to compare TT V6 Camaro to tt v6 g35/g37, the infiniti has much stronger aftermarket thanks to the 350z/370z cousin and because it's been out much longer. This shop has a 7 second twin turbo vq35hr 350z, the tt Camaro v6's aren't within 3 second of touching that. Look at Gretchen.... he has to run forged internals, run drag radials/built trans, run methanol injection, and 14 lbs of boost to run with a stock g37 with tt kit on 8 lbs. His old TT build is also what a bolt on 370z runs in the 1/4 mile. Last edited by 08-G35s/6MT; 04-02-2013 at 12:34 PM. |
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But sure, given my shakedown run was faster than that, I'll show him my tail lights, too.
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i am not biased and i am pretty sure the V6 Camaro will lose when the other car is equally modded, the V6 Camaro doesnt respond well to mods like other cars such as Mustang and Genesis the G37 is a much better car with better engine, but its ugly (subjective?) and expensive lol
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not to mention no support from GM like how Ford do with their V6 mustang with offering performance package and gears so guys with auto V6 Camaro falling short in this department plus same WHP as other cars doesn't mean you will be as fast or faster, right? still you at weight disadvantage and probably torque too and gearing (unless your car a manual) i am not well informed into these engine like you, so i am sure i could be mistaken and I hope I am, but I would still bet on G37 over a Camaro equally modded 9 times out of 10 |
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If you are serious about the suspension, go aftermarket. Neither GM or Ford will ever produce a real good setup for a car you buy off the lot. As for the WHP issue, you are right. The fastest G37 I've heard of is a guy named Jim Cooper. His has the stage II version of the kit in the video with a fully built motor (rods, 9:1 CR pistons), built transmission, 3.92 gears, and running 17 psi. He makes 591 WHP with a 3900 lb race weight. My car on 14-15 psi is just shy of 500 WHP and has a 4000 lb race weight. He's only 0.2 sec faster to 1000' than I ran on my shakedown run. There is definitely more to it than HP and weight. Maybe the Camaro is just a better platform for drag racing ![]() http://dragtimes.com/Infiniti-G37-Timeslip-23142.html I'm pretty sure my second round of tuning and tweaking will erase that 0.2 sec advantage.
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Camaro V6 better starting point ? No. Stock G37s and VQ35HR's hit low-mid 13's stock in good conditions, I have proven this(at a track with a reputation for slow times nonetheless). Tell me the record for stock Camaro V6, please. The record for stock G37 sedan auto is 13.09 @ 106.2 mph, sir. Your Camaro's are tuned for fuel economy to get the advertised 29-30 mpg magical number and have very long gears. I drove a 1LT package LFX auto for 30 days exactly, sir. I ran a stock V6 auto LLT Camaro in my v6 accord. This was his daily driver and he decided to see what it would run. He was car 265.
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LS1 = $25K LS1 + $15K in mods = low 11s/high 10s car. That beats the a high 13s (on a good day) G37 every time. If you want a drag car, start with a Camaro, you'll get more bang for you buck.
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And isn't true there no aftermarket gearing for the automatic V6 camaro? |
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+1 We weren't talking about an LS1 4th gen Camaro either, idk where that came up and I'm not sure where the $25k number came in. Oh yeah it starts out at less then $35k for 7-speed auto G sedan too. But that's beside the point, we were talking about how well each car responded to bolt ons and you said v6 Camaro was the better platform. I argue Nissan's FM platform for 370z/350z and g35/g37 is the superior choice and has much stronger aftermarket. Quote:
Like I said yes Camaro SS is better platform for straight line speed, but the V6 Camaro isn't as good of a choice for straightline speed IMO. P.S. low mile mint condition one owner G37 sedans can be had for $18-25k. Last edited by 08-G35s/6MT; 04-02-2013 at 02:15 PM. |
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Believe there are 3.55 Richmond gears for the A6. Definitely more options for the M6.
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a full bolt on V6 Camaro cant even beat a stock 370Z
sure the G are expensive and ugly but they are faster and come with fancy interior on a side note: I discovered my friend Infiniti 2009 EX35 Journey has the same weight as my Camaro...lol |
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As for the other BS, yes there is a better aftermarket of the older G35/G37. The LFX just came out in 2012 and the LLT in 2010. The aftermarket is building. We have mid 13s LLTs with just bolt ons. Besides, you challanged all modded V6s, you didn't specify bolt-on only. When I took your challenge you put your tail between your legs and ran to "big brother." I'm just showing that my TT that is just now getting built is every bit a match for the fastest G37 that has been built of over the last few years. $ for $, no doubt ANY Camaro is a better choice than a G37.
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