FS: SpecZ
04-12-2012, 12:54 PM
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I wasn't really planning on writing any review on it. . . It is not adjustable, so I'm stuck with what the Spec class calls for and will make the best out of it. It's not noisy or clunky so far, and I was able to power out of turns as I expected. I'd say - for now - it meets expectations. Things may be different if it was an autox car, but this one isn't.
04-12-2012, 01:36 PM
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Me neither. Been driving BIG GREEN around town, and became reattached. I know every square inch of that car, and was hating thinking about someone else repping the greenZ somewhere in the country. SpecZ is well sorted and ready. Plus, if someone local buys the SpecZ, then I'll have someone to race against right away (which helps for the fun factor, contingency, etc.).
04-12-2012, 01:42 PM
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Me neither. Been driving BIG GREEN around town, and became reattached. I know every square inch of that car, and was hating thinking about someone else repping the greenZ somewhere in the country. SpecZ is well sorted and ready. Plus, if someone local buys the SpecZ, then I'll have someone to race against right away (which helps for the fun factor, contingency, etc.).
04-12-2012, 03:36 PM
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I will miss the rev-up engine though, that thing kicks major azz. I will begin trying to source a rev-up, but in the mean time tune the greenZ for higher revs. The rev-up worked really well in T2 and T3 at T-hill, saving me from having to go into 4th, and staying in the TQ band. I think that's the combo to have for SpecZ, TBQH.
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04-13-2012, 07:10 AM
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I wasn't really planning on writing any review on it. . . It is not adjustable, so I'm stuck with what the Spec class calls for and will make the best out of it. It's not noisy or clunky so far, and I was able to power out of turns as I expected. I'd say - for now - it meets expectations. Things may be different if it was an autox car, but this one isn't.
Thanks Scott. so it sounds like you would much prefer your nismo unit than this one. But aside from the fact that it is non-adjustable, seems like it still get the job done better than an oem vlsd.
04-13-2012, 08:31 AM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFuOcX4MQ_U
Only because I can't adjust this one. Otherwise - so far - I have not proven it is better or worse than the NISMO. Yes, seemingly significantly better than the OEM VLSD.
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04-13-2012, 09:59 AM
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Ya I think you weigh 500-600 lbs less then me.
Didn't you only trap 99-100 at Infineon though?
I wish I pulled people as hard as the Ferrari pulled you on your Infineon video Lol
Didn't you only trap 99-100 at Infineon though?
I wish I pulled people as hard as the Ferrari pulled you on your Infineon video Lol
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04-15-2012, 02:06 AM
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And around the autocrosses as well! I will miss the rev-up engine though, that thing kicks major azz. I will begin trying to source a rev-up, but in the mean time tune the greenZ for higher revs. The rev-up worked really well in T2 and T3 at T-hill, saving me from having to go into 4th, and staying in the TQ band. I think that's the combo to have for SpecZ, TBQH.
I will miss the rev-up engine though, that thing kicks major azz. I will begin trying to source a rev-up, but in the mean time tune the greenZ for higher revs. The rev-up worked really well in T2 and T3 at T-hill, saving me from having to go into 4th, and staying in the TQ band. I think that's the combo to have for SpecZ, TBQH.buy this.