My Nismo dyno
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My Nismo dyno
Dyno'd my 370z Nismo with high flow cats and Injen intakes on Dyno Jet. Here are the numbers. Run in 5th gear.
http://shamuz.shutterfly.com/pictures/11
http://shamuz.shutterfly.com/pictures/11
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Waiting for someone to crack the code on Nismo ECU. I'm more focused on weight reduction now. The car is at 3160 lbs dry but that really isn't too relevant since the car needs to run with 15 gallons so it doesn't fuel starve.
Next mod will likely be JRZ coil overs.
Next mod will likely be JRZ coil overs.
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I have to laugh as I weigh 275 lbs getting to the point where I can lose weight easier than the car.
I will grab the SAE Chart next week I made mistake - thought I was looking at SAE. Think corrected is about 8 hp less.
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Huh? There are plenty of Nismo owners with an Uprev tune, from basic bolt ons up to a TT or SC kit (one of each). It can be tuned, but unless you have changed a lot a tune will not be worth it yet.
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