UR Pulley Vs Nismo Flywheel
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UR Pulley Vs Nismo Flywheel
Hi guys i just wondering, because i'm considering to get a Pulley.
I just wanted to know the comparison between the UR pulley Vs Nismo Flywheel. In term the Acceleration, the easiness of revving.
Because the the Nismo flywheel is making a loud noise for me so i'm thinking to go back to stock but to replace the great Acceleration that the Flywheel have produce, was thinking the UR pulley.
Just wanted to know what you guys think?
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I just wanted to know the comparison between the UR pulley Vs Nismo Flywheel. In term the Acceleration, the easiness of revving.
Because the the Nismo flywheel is making a loud noise for me so i'm thinking to go back to stock but to replace the great Acceleration that the Flywheel have produce, was thinking the UR pulley.
Just wanted to know what you guys think?
Thanks
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Re: UR Pulley Vs Nismo Flywheel
Originally posted by ypwpat
Hi guys i just wondering, because i'm considering to get a Pulley.
I just wanted to know the comparison between the UR pulley Vs Nismo Flywheel. In term the Acceleration, the easiness of revving.
Because the the Nismo flywheel is making a loud noise for me so i'm thinking to go back to stock but to replace the great Acceleration that the Flywheel have produce, was thinking the UR pulley.
Just wanted to know what you guys think?
Thanks
Hi guys i just wondering, because i'm considering to get a Pulley.
I just wanted to know the comparison between the UR pulley Vs Nismo Flywheel. In term the Acceleration, the easiness of revving.
Because the the Nismo flywheel is making a loud noise for me so i'm thinking to go back to stock but to replace the great Acceleration that the Flywheel have produce, was thinking the UR pulley.
Just wanted to know what you guys think?
Thanks
Why in the hells bells are you considering to swap it out to stock ?
The flywheel is great .. better shifting overall -- up and down. I have loved the change .. IMO.
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just felt don't want to attract attention just because the gravely noise
But i'm still unsure and confuse if i should go back to stock. Because i like the Flywheel in term of Acceleration and Rev but the noise seems attracting attention during the stop on the red light or slow moving area.
But i'm still unsure and confuse if i should go back to stock. Because i like the Flywheel in term of Acceleration and Rev but the noise seems attracting attention during the stop on the red light or slow moving area.
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Re: Re: UR Pulley Vs Nismo Flywheel
Originally posted by fairladyZ in Japan
The NISMO flywheel makes a gravely sound at idle.. that is all. Normal and natural.
Why in the hells bells are you considering to swap it out to stock ?
The flywheel is great .. better shifting overall -- up and down. I have loved the change .. IMO.
The NISMO flywheel makes a gravely sound at idle.. that is all. Normal and natural.
Why in the hells bells are you considering to swap it out to stock ?
The flywheel is great .. better shifting overall -- up and down. I have loved the change .. IMO.
But i'm just wondering, can your car when idle (after warm up) produce the gravely sound and can be heard from outside about 1Meter range?
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Re: Re: Re: UR Pulley Vs Nismo Flywheel
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Hi Fairlady Z
But i'm just wondering, can your car when idle (after warm up) produce the gravely sound and can be heard from outside about 1Meter range?
Hi Fairlady Z
But i'm just wondering, can your car when idle (after warm up) produce the gravely sound and can be heard from outside about 1Meter range?
ypwpat ----
Yes.. the gravelly sound is there... but barely... and only with acute hearing ability. It is not loud at all.
You also stated .... "Acceleration and Rev but the noise seems attracting attention during the stop on the red light or slow moving area."
If it is that loud.. something is wrong. Nobody could detect my flywheel sound under those conditions.
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do you think it's because your nismo Exhaust help to reduce the noise?
Btw Fairlady
Are you getting the Nismo Large Airflow pipe?
How much is that going to cost you?
Btw Fairlady
Are you getting the Nismo Large Airflow pipe?
How much is that going to cost you?
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Originally posted by ypwpat
do you think it's because your nismo Exhaust help to reduce the noise?
do you think it's because your nismo Exhaust help to reduce the noise?
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Originally posted by ypwpat
Do you think an Engine Damper or TQ damper will help reduce the sound
Do you think an Engine Damper or TQ damper will help reduce the sound
Not certain if you did the flywheel change or had it done for you. I would recommend getting together with some of your OZ friends that might have done this swap and compare notes. Other option is back to the tuning shop if you didn't do it yourself and doing some benchmarking.
Hope it all works out. I love the NISMO flywheel. ! It has improved the shifting and this driver's satisfaction immeasurably.
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It's ok i just wondering if there is any possible way to reduce the noise even more. Because i can hear them and some of my friend can tell too.
Btw i have a different question now
Are you getting the Nismo Large Airflow pipe? I just want to know how much will that cost?
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Btw i have a different question now
Are you getting the Nismo Large Airflow pipe? I just want to know how much will that cost?
Thanks
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Regarding the flywheel... here is the link to the other OZ member ... Z350Lover... regarding his experience which I think you have seen ---https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=64434
I am thinking about the new S1 system that includes the larger pipe. NISMO is not parting the system at this time... so no prices on separate parts..
I am thinking about the new S1 system that includes the larger pipe. NISMO is not parting the system at this time... so no prices on separate parts..
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yes i have met him in person and his Car sounds quieter than mine. But he think it might be possible that my Clutch has wear out more, which could cause the rattle.
But thanks for your info
I'm looking forward with your tuning with S1 Engine
Cheers
But thanks for your info
I'm looking forward with your tuning with S1 Engine
Cheers
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