kham25

iTrader: (3)

THIS is true!!!..I did not dyno buy my **** told me so.. My car hesisated alot under acceleration and it was annoying..
I went back to stock and let me tell you BIGGGG DIFFERENCE..
Exhaust and Intake is all for sound IMO..
I spent more than 2 grand for 2 exhausts and intake to make my car slower but it sounded great!!!

kham25

iTrader: (3)

I had the nismo intake and yes my car was **** slow off the line..

Im not taking about the drop in types.. Sorry i should have been for specific

j.arnaldo

Thanks for the support JPE22!
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illiam.cras

yea, vdubs can be tuned with the best of them. a guy told me (which believe nothing you hear, and half of what you see) that vw jettas are one of the best engine platforms to tune for all sorts of
pureist fans.
just saying. ive heard plenum spacers are nice to add to your car. that and maybe a programmer. youd be seeing his headlights in your mirrors.
**note** 350z's arnt meant exactly as a 10 second race, they are sprinter cars, thats why the nismo factory tune is mostly just a nice exhuast and a suspension tune. its so you can hit the corners faster. so all in all, quit trying to drag race and blow your engine. unless you have some money and can put forced injection, pistons, heads, full exhuast, plenum spacer, program tune, new wireing, spark plugs, boost controllers, throttle body, new gearing, suspension to handle the new power, expensive gas, expensive oil, sticky tires, time and knowledge to make sure the engine is in top condition and gagues to make sure everything is okay during your 10 second run or track race. then yea the next person that has some tuning , in a drag race, will be faster. go take it on the track or in the mountains/backroads for real racing. that way you have to depend on your handeling skills and knowing how far to push your cars around corners, instead of just relieing on shifting and your engine output, cuase really if your a great driver and have a great handeling car, you can get pu there in the time trials in a stock 350z. thats just my oppinion. and venting. **end note**
good luck

illjim69

iTrader: (6)

Not true. My car is definitely faster with the TCS off.

Flick Montana

Why is my 350z slow?



Teh w in!

abo

iTrader: (5)

for a car under 20k i think the power is pretty good.

i'm just curious to why you bought it, if you weren't satisfied by its performance.

larue582

I hear everybody talkin bout adding extra mods make it slower. Headers? (Slower or faster) Underdrive pully? (slower faster) I was gonna do all bolt ons and internals before I boosted... advice? But those first 2 questions I really need answers to any help?

fowlman01

iTrader: (1)

Unless I missed it, you have no benchmark to determine if it is slow for a Z or if it is the aftermarket parts or ?????? Take it to a drag race and if turns a 15, it is indeed slow for a Z.....or it could be you. Aftermarket parts on a N/A Z do sometimes slow it down, but not usually enough to notice.

nawgee

Subdermal

^ This +1

350ZthatsMe

iTrader: (10)

say no to street racing...

for an 06, get a MREV2, test pipes or High flow cats, and get a tune...

are you auto or manual?

The VW was probably modded..

DFW 350G

This will decimate all AFTER you put about fifteen grand in it or more, and if we have to, overnight parts from Japan.

Eric@AutoInfantry

iTrader: (13)

have you checked your clutches life? it could be due to slippage. if your clutch is slipping that might explain your situation.

Subdermal

So...can we discuss this 'not clutching first to second gear' as stated by OP in earlier post? It seems to me that would cause clutch slippage/tranny issues down the road? does anybody else drive like that?

Not to go off topic I was just wondering

Z33_kid

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z's are slow without boost