K&N’s Super Unlimited Infiniti G35 Circuit Battle Slayer

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Speedway Engineering rear swaybar, higher capacity Nismo LSD diff sump, Driveshaft Shop axles with HD 930 CV’s, and HD aluminum axle.
K&N’s Super Unlimited Infiniti G35 Circuit Battle Slayer
Sweet mfg steering shaft, Sparco steering wheel, Longacre gauge pod, Racepack IQ II dash, dead pedal and head net.
K&N modified B&M shifter sits atop the Liberty modified pro-shift T56 transmission.
K&N’s Super Unlimited Infiniti G35 Circuit Battle Slayer
The roll cage enhances chassis stiffness as well as protection for the driver.
K&N’s Super Unlimited Infiniti G35 Circuit Battle Slayer
The bar coming down from the side impact bars is a place to install a jacking point.
K&N’s Super Unlimited Infiniti G35 Circuit Battle Slayer
Seibon carbon doors saves a ton of weight.
Vented carbon Seibon hood helps keep things cool as well as light.
K&N’s Super Unlimited Infiniti G35 Circuit Battle Slayer
Carbon Seibon trunk lid is lightweight but reinforced where the wing stays bolt in.
K&N’s Super Unlimited Infiniti G35 Circuit Battle Slayer
The G-Stream rear wing is adjustable and provides a good amount of downforce.
K&N’s Super Unlimited Infiniti G35 Circuit Battle Slayer
The functional front splitter provides a lot of front downforce.
Safecraft Halon system is available in case of a fire.  At 10 lbs it can put out a lot.

Although the K&N G35 is a fast and competitive machine, what we like about it is that it is pretty straight forward and not too exotic, a machine that could be built by a privateer with a possibly obtainable budget using local talent.  We look forward to seeing this machine and Paul Brown many times in the future!

 K&N’s Super Unlimited Infiniti G35 Circuit Battle Slayer

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