0 to 60 time (auto transmission)
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Asked by austinfive12 Jan 18, 2008 at 09:10 PM about the 2005 INFINITI G35 Coupe RWD

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Harris answered 15 years ago

Most auto magazine will say its a solid 6.0 seconds in the coupe (with the DSC turned off), but that's running the horrid stock tires, if you slap performance tires on it there have been some reports of 5.5 (with manual) but i would think it would still help with an automatic. For those about to say it can do better than that I'm referring to the original 280hp 270-lbtorque engines that the 03 and 04 models had. I would assume the time would improve since the 05 had 300hp didn't it? I think the new ones are up to 305 not entirely sure what they would run it in especially with the awd...

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Andrew answered 15 years ago

With my cold air k&n intake and exhaust and federal sport max tires my cars going close to 4.9-5.1 0-60 super fast the cold air sounds great!!!

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