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#67 of 123 charging new 3g iphone by qaiss71 Jul 20, 2008 (12:45 am)
My g37 ipod adapter is not charging my new 3g iphone, it used to charge last years' iphone. Anybody with similar problem and how do i solve it?, external car charger will not do,since it beats the purpose of the intregrated ipod system. Replies to this message: farfromuman (Jul 23, 2008 12:02 pm)
#68 of 123 Re: GAS MILEAGE [busman01] by steven48 Jul 20, 2008 (7:45 am)
Replying to: busman01 (Jul 15, 2008 4:59 am) Thanks for the reply, I'm going to try a different brand of gas. I was told that a better quality of fuel might help to increase my mileage. I didn't know this, I've been using WAWA Gas. I'm hoping that after I switch to Sunoco or Shell, I'll do better. What brand of gas do you use in your G? Thanks Again. -Steven Replies to this message: busman01 (Jul 20, 2008 11:16 am)
#69 of 123 TIRES by steven48 Jul 20, 2008 (7:47 am)
What is a good All-Season tire for the G37S ? Thanks for the help. -Steven Replies to this message: lovemyclk (Jul 21, 2008 6:39 pm)
#70 of 123 Re: GAS MILEAGE [steven48] by busman01 Jul 20, 2008 (11:16 am)
Replying to: steven48 (Jul 20, 2008 7:45 am) Here in metro Atlanta/North Georgia, I use Racetrac premium (93 octane). While not a "major" brand, it is offered all over our area, and it gets the job done. My retailer told me as long as I use a premium w/detergents, everything will be fine.   When traveling, I usually look for Exxon/Mobil.   Don't know much about the tires. I am not at that point yet. However, I probably will look toward Michelins when that time comes.
#71 of 123 MORE TORQUE... by steven48 Jul 21, 2008 (4:42 pm)
I wish my G37S had a little less horsepower and more torque. I would probably get better gas mileage. More torque would be nicer "off the line". I have to get to 4000rpm before a nice kick, I can appreciate it's a luxury brand, but more torque!!! The horsepower 315 would be fine, that's still very fast, and increase the torque to 300 foot lbs. up from 270. Just a thought, thanks. -Steven Replies to this message: dat2 (Aug 01, 2009 2:04 am)
#72 of 123 Re: TIRES [steven48] by lovemyclk Jul 21, 2008 (6:39 pm)
Replying to: steven48 (Jul 20, 2008 7:47 am) I've used Pirelli PZero Nero A/S's as well as summer's on my BMW (530SP). Also Dunlop SP Sport2000 A/S's. I have found the Pirelli's to provide a good balance of grip in all conditions with decent wear/noise characteristics - having switched to the A/S's to squeeze some additional mileage out of a set of tires. Believe there is a price/performance ratio to be considered, so look into doing some research on Tire Rack and using that info to negotiate with your local performance wheel/tire retailer. My guys in Atlanta are superb.   BTW, totally agree that Michelin builds a superb tire, but will cost you more. Only you can determine if they provide the value & performance you need. Again, Tire Rack can provide excellent insight.
#73 of 123 Re: charging new 3g iphone [qaiss71] by farfromuman Jul 23, 2008 (12:02 pm)
Replying to: qaiss71 (Jul 20, 2008 12:45 am) Same here, Apple disabled the 12V/Firewire old way of charging starting with the 3G Iphone. Now it will only charge with 5V USB power. I contacted my dealer about some kind of a solution and waiting to hear back from them. In the mean time there is an adapter that Kensington makes with USB charging and Dock pass though that according to the apple forums will do the job.   http://www.buy.com/prod/kensington-4-in-1-car-charger-for-ipod/q/loc/111/2028077- - 54.html
#74 of 123 TIRES... by steven48 Jul 27, 2008 (3:14 pm)
Hey, Thanks very much for the reply on the all season tires, appreciate the help. -Steven
#75 of 123 Re: Red G37 [jrays] by steven48 Jul 27, 2008 (3:23 pm)
Replying to: jrays (Sep 28, 2007 10:52 am) Nice car, I just got one in black, they're MEAN!!! I'm affraid to race anyone, I finally cleared all of the points off of my license, don't want to mess it up yet. It's hard to resist the power. Best of luck. -Steven
#76 of 123 RE: All season tires by nick1958 Aug 07, 2008 (12:41 pm)
I have a G37S, and searched exhaustively for all-season tire options. Unfortunately, there are very few, and none in the exact OE sizes for the 19 in wheels of the S.   I ended up going with Michelin Pilot Sport A/S, 245/40-19 front, and 255/40-19 rear. They are each about +1 size over the OE tires, but fit just fine (10 mm is about 1/3 of an inch more tread width). I have used the Michelin's on several cars in the past, I think it is an outstanding tire. The dry weather performance sacrifices very little to pure "summer only" tires, you will not notice a difference unless you autocross the car. They have a big advantage of not only allowing driving in light snow and slush, but superb rain/wet weather performance (which the OE Bridgestone's are not good in).   Good luck!

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