Infiniti G35 Powerlab Gt35r
damn that is a mean looking G, def one of my favs. be careful with that front lip, like albertos that broke apart. its gonna be a weak spot not having the lower valance. id hate to see it come apart and do damage.
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lol. the manifold isnt the old ssv, its the newer replacement unit. its the design of the powerlab kit. it makes great power in midrange but hinders up top. thats intense's dyno chart when they rang out the gt35r kit. our dyno chart is the same way, regardless of how much extra timing we put up top, it still drops.
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yea, that wouldnt be good at all. i hope the owner doesnt try to make pulls like alberto.
I'm also skeptical of the Kinetix SSV, even with the new tapered design. I also think that stock cams are another factor in the top end drop off.
I respectively disagree with Johnny that the design of the PowerLab kit itself is the reason for the top end power drop. The Intense 654whp dyno he is referring to is with the turbo maxed out beyond its peak efficiency. That GT35R is far from running out of steam at 14PSI and we know that the kit's piping will flow for 1,000+whp. Therefore IMO the SSV, stock cams, and the choice of exhaust (which is not optimum for FI apps) are the more likely causes for the drop-off at the top end.
Sick looking G and nice work regardless.
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I'm also skeptical of the Kinetix SSV, even with the new tapered design. I also think that stock cams are another factor in the top end drop off.
I respectively disagree with Johnny that the design of the PowerLab kit itself is the reason for the top end power drop. The Intense 654whp dyno he is referring to is with the turbo maxed out beyond its peak efficiency. That GT35R is far from running out of steam at 14PSI and we know that the kit's piping will flow for 1,000+whp. Therefore IMO the SSV, stock cams, and the choice of exhaust (which is not optimum for FI apps) are the more likely causes for the drop-off at the top end.
Sick looking G and nice work regardless.
I'm also skeptical of the Kinetix SSV, even with the new tapered design. I also think that stock cams are another factor in the top end drop off.
I respectively disagree with Johnny that the design of the PowerLab kit itself is the reason for the top end power drop. The Intense 654whp dyno he is referring to is with the turbo maxed out beyond its peak efficiency. That GT35R is far from running out of steam at 14PSI and we know that the kit's piping will flow for 1,000+whp. Therefore IMO the SSV, stock cams, and the choice of exhaust (which is not optimum for FI apps) are the more likely causes for the drop-off at the top end.
Sick looking G and nice work regardless.

Please do back to back to back. Kinetix then Stock Manifold then Stock Manifold with Plenum spacer (Call me Johnny I'll cost out a PowerLab 3/8 Spacer for the comparison if you like.)





That G is pure sex