Quote Originally Posted by BABY J View Post
The r35 is too much price point to hack on. An r35 needs wheels, suspension, audio and a boost controller IMO. Leave it as it sits for as long as the warranty lasts. You can save money by choosing a diff platform and ALSO outperform the r35 easily at a fraction of the pricepoint.
i completely disagree. $80k is a great price point to work on. much less than its supercar counterparts. and why would an R35 need a boost controller? absolutely no need unless you are utilizing aftermarket actuators and wanting 600+whp... btw, changing boost levels on the car voids the warranty...so, that sort of kills leaving the warranty intact until it's over...

one other thought, for under $4k you can make the R35 a low 10 second car even though it's not even designed for the straight track...