Restoring Performance in my Z
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Restoring Performance in my Z
Hey Guys,
So I've had my 2003 350z for a few years and I kind of feel that it doesn't feel as powerful as it once did. Especially when I rev it out, where it used to pull hard to redline, it seems to not do that anymore or at least not in the way I remember - I could be concocting this, but I doubt it.
So what can I do to restore (or guarantee that I'm not loosing) performance in a 7 year old car.
Here's what I can think of:
Thanks for looking,
So I've had my 2003 350z for a few years and I kind of feel that it doesn't feel as powerful as it once did. Especially when I rev it out, where it used to pull hard to redline, it seems to not do that anymore or at least not in the way I remember - I could be concocting this, but I doubt it.
So what can I do to restore (or guarantee that I'm not loosing) performance in a 7 year old car.
Here's what I can think of:
- Change all sparkplugs
- Change the air filter
- Pop off the cold air intake piping and clean it out
- Clean out the throttle body
- Do a round of injector cleaner
- Oil and tranny fluid change to round things out (Mobil1)
- After all this, reset the ECU
Thanks for looking,
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