2006 IS350 vs. 2011 G37
03-30-15, 01:38 AM
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2006 IS350 vs. 2011 G37
Here's a video of my friend and I dragging at the strip. The times and mods are posted on the video description. Hope you guys enjoy it.
03-30-15, 09:34 AM
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03-30-15, 10:48 AM
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Wow, this is very interesting. I always thought our car is slower than the G37 lol. Was this on a 1/8 or 1/4 mile track? I know IS350 can beat ISF on the 1/8 mile lol due to very aggressive 1st gear.
What was your and your friend's 0-60 and finish time? I want to see the break down.
What was your and your friend's 0-60 and finish time? I want to see the break down.
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03-30-15, 10:53 AM
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Wow, this is very interesting. I always thought our car is slower than the G37 lol. Was this on a 1/8 or 1/4 mile track? I know IS350 can beat ISF on the 1/8 mile lol due to very aggressive 1st gear.
What was your and your friend's 0-60 and finish time? I want to see the break down.
What was your and your friend's 0-60 and finish time? I want to see the break down.
03-30-15, 11:03 AM
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Not really. On paper, G37 has better figures than IS350 in almost all aspects. I'm just very surprised by the results.
Based on the Infinity website, G37:
Curb weight: 3,624 pounds.
Engine: 3.7 V6.
HP: 328 hp @ 7,000 rpm
Torque: 269 lb-ft @ 5,200 rpm
Our IS350:
Curb weight: 3600 pounds.
Engine: 3.5 V6
HP: 306 HP @6400 RPM
Torque: 277 lb-ft @4800 RPM
Based on the Infinity website, G37:
Curb weight: 3,624 pounds.
Engine: 3.7 V6.
HP: 328 hp @ 7,000 rpm
Torque: 269 lb-ft @ 5,200 rpm
Our IS350:
Curb weight: 3600 pounds.
Engine: 3.5 V6
HP: 306 HP @6400 RPM
Torque: 277 lb-ft @4800 RPM
03-30-15, 11:48 AM
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Pole Position
Just posting this here so that people won't have go to youtube to view the video description:
2011 G37
R/T - .404
60FT - 2.168
330' - 5.968
660' - 9.104
MPH - 79.06
1000 - 11.797
ET - 14.087
MPH - 98.48 MPH
2006 IS350
R/T - .311
60FT - 2.060
330' - 5.608
660' - 8.565
MPH - 83.19
1000 - 11.136
ET - 13.316
MPH - 103.47 MPH
Sonoma Raceway
G37 Mods:
Greddy Dual Intake
IS350 Mods:
K&N Intake
Invidia Midpipe
Tanabe Medalion Touring Exhaust
Weather 70F
IS350 VS G37
2011 G37
R/T - .404
60FT - 2.168
330' - 5.968
660' - 9.104
MPH - 79.06
1000 - 11.797
ET - 14.087
MPH - 98.48 MPH
2006 IS350
R/T - .311
60FT - 2.060
330' - 5.608
660' - 8.565
MPH - 83.19
1000 - 11.136
ET - 13.316
MPH - 103.47 MPH
Sonoma Raceway
G37 Mods:
Greddy Dual Intake
IS350 Mods:
K&N Intake
Invidia Midpipe
Tanabe Medalion Touring Exhaust
Weather 70F
IS350 VS G37
03-30-15, 12:02 PM
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03-30-15, 01:42 PM
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The IS350 will win that fight every time! Thanks for the vids AND racing legally!
An IS350 driver on a perfect pass can get close an 1/8th mile pass of an IS-F on a bad pass. But if all circumstances similar with both cars, the IS-F will win every time. Ask me how I know!
An IS350 driver on a perfect pass can get close an 1/8th mile pass of an IS-F on a bad pass. But if all circumstances similar with both cars, the IS-F will win every time. Ask me how I know!
