A’PEXi is officially on the GT-R bandwagon now and I mean that in a good way.  They’ve stepped up their classic “RS Evolution” exhaust to create the “RS Evolution Extreme” or “RSX” for the  GT-R.  It has beautiful 4-into-1 piping and some flamed exhaust tips to finish the look.  The MSRP is about $3,400 which sounds like a lot at first but actually isn’t so bad when you compare that to the price of other GT-R exhausts.  Hopefully A’PEXi will post up an audio clip of this unit in the near future.

I know, I know another GT-R product.  I’m sorry but I can’t help myself.  The car is just so damn cool and so far everything I’ve seen for it is pretty freakin’ sweet too.  Check out this front lip by C-West.  I wouldn’t expect them to be able to pull something off that is aggressive but isn’t over the top.  Looks nice doesn’t it?

MiNE’S has just released a set up that they claim will bump the new Nissan R35 GT-R up to 600HP.  The Spec X 6.0 kit consists of a few piping bits which eliminate the primary and secondary catalytic converters, reinforced actuators, an HKS boost controller, HKS spark plugs, and MiNE’S VX ROM Pro ECU.  It doesn’t sound like much but apparently this is the key to the magic 600 figure.  Clearly, throwing all this stuff on a daily driven GT-R is probably a bad idea since it is far from street legal and is the equivalent of burning your warranty and peeing on the ashes.  But when have things like that stopped people like us before?

There are some GT-R owners out there who are all about taking their car to the track.  If you’re one of those dudes you might want to consider this straight pipe from MiNE’S.  Just a few bolts and you can get rid of the restrictive catalytic converters and free up some exhaust flow.  But don’t forget to put the converters back on before you leave the track!

Greddy released some pics of their yet to be released 20G twin-turbo upgrade kit for the Nissan R35 GT-R.  After a long R&D process they’ve produced a kit that they say can reliably boost power output to 700HP!  According to Greddy’s Blogthe kit will have an MSRP of $9,800 and drop sometime in October of this year.  I wouldn’t be surprised if the GT-R ballers out there are already hitting up their shops to trying to reserve this bad boy.

Exsqueeze me? Bakin powder? Mine’s titanium intercooler pipes the GT-R? Yes please! At least thats what I’d say if I wasn’t a loser and actually HAD a GT-R but alas I can’t say that I do.  However, if you’re reading this and you do own a GT-R you might want to think about picking up this kit.  You’d save some weight, add some strength, and gain some cool.  I’m not seeing the bad here are you?

This is the most unconventional use of carbon fiber I’ve seen in a while.  You are looking at dry carbon fiber floot mats/pannels for the Nissan GT-Rthat are produced by Password:JDM for GT-RR.com.  They are totally molded to the floor pan of the GT-R so you can literally “snap” them in place then if you want put the factory carpet floor mat over them.  However, at $1300 a pair we’re thinking you’ll want to show them off.

GReddy just released another sneek peek of their GT-R turbo kit via twitter.  This is a shot of the twin “Type R” wastegates.  I can’t wait to see what kind of numbers this kit makes once its ready for testing.

In case you weren’t aware, many of our favorite aftermarket brands are doing the twitter thing.  Your knee-jerk response might be “lameeee” but then I’d tell you to shut up and stop being a jerk.  Anyway occasionally you’ll find a gem or two on the twitter-verse like a sneek peek of a naked R35 GT-R engine sporting a prototype Greddy twin-turbo kit.  All because we decided to follow @GReddy_Power! See? Twitter is awesome…by the way you can follow us on twitter too @MotorworldHype.

It looks like Tanabe is getting ready to jump onto the GT-R bus.  They’re currently working on an exhaust under their famous Medalion line for Nissan’s newest supercar.  They released a preview design rendering of what the unit is going to look like but so far no word on what kind of numbers Tanabe will expect from the new Medalion but I assume they’ll be more than satisfactory.