'05 FI options?
Aloha all-
I have an '05 track and have been following some of the excellent threads on forced induction options and am seriously considering the Greddy TT. Anyone know if this kit will work on the '05 as is?
I am a complete newbie here and any info/advice would be appreciated.
I have an '05 track and have been following some of the excellent threads on forced induction options and am seriously considering the Greddy TT. Anyone know if this kit will work on the '05 as is?
I am a complete newbie here and any info/advice would be appreciated.
Originally Posted by ignitionz
Aloha all-
I have an '05 track and have been following some of the excellent threads on forced induction options and am seriously considering the Greddy TT. Anyone know if this kit will work on the '05 as is?
I am a complete newbie here and any info/advice would be appreciated.
I have an '05 track and have been following some of the excellent threads on forced induction options and am seriously considering the Greddy TT. Anyone know if this kit will work on the '05 as is?
I am a complete newbie here and any info/advice would be appreciated.
other options:
Check this thread
Oh, and a search or two wouldn't hurt
So far...no one has gotten the E-Manage to work with a 2005 (any model) yet.
APS just got a 300HP G35 and a 287HP '05 350Z (the 05's use a wideband O2 sensor) to start developing air/fuel maps and etc.
APS just got a 300HP G35 and a 287HP '05 350Z (the 05's use a wideband O2 sensor) to start developing air/fuel maps and etc.
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Thanks Zivman. I'll check out the links.
I do have an experienced tuner who is recommending the kit(along with a whole list of other upgrades) total cost around $12K installed.
They've done five or six Z's, and about the same number of G's. No one's done an '05 though, hence my question.
Any other insight would be greatly appreciated.
I do have an experienced tuner who is recommending the kit(along with a whole list of other upgrades) total cost around $12K installed.
They've done five or six Z's, and about the same number of G's. No one's done an '05 though, hence my question.
Any other insight would be greatly appreciated.
Originally Posted by chrisle7220
are the '05 enthusiast different from earlier 350z models?
The major changes only occur on the Track or 35th aniiversary. The most significant is a change in the power curve resulting in increased horsepower (300) and decreased torque (260 i believe). The power peaks higher, which is supposed to allow for better 'on track' performance.
I also heard they were strengthening a few components.
I'm sure some of the other guys can speak more knowledgably about this.
I also heard they were strengthening a few components.
I'm sure some of the other guys can speak more knowledgably about this.
Originally Posted by thawk408
Has APS released the Unichip update for the 05 track engine yet?
Peter
Last edited by APS; May 2, 2005 at 08:08 PM.
Originally Posted by APS
I will be able to confirm compability of both the APS ST and TT system on the 05 model Z car tomorrow, all Z cars produced after 7th month 04 are in fact 2005 models, not 2004.5 models as some guys have named them.
Peter
Peter
lmao
Originally Posted by cloudy
Well hopefully then by the time i can afford the APS TT, they will have it ready for 05s
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Peter
Originally Posted by mrtomcat
Am I seeing right....I am no longer the only Tomcat on here???? Damn you TomcatM 

Originally Posted by APS
I'm now very pleased to confirm that both the APS ST and TT turbo systems are compatible for 03, 04, and 05 model Z cars with the 287 HP engine - APS techs will now check compatibility of the APS turbo systems on the new 300 HP engine, I should be able to update you guys on this firment later on this week.
Peter
Peter
That is VERY good news Peter, Thanks!
Originally Posted by tomcatm
Lol sorry didnt mean to steal your thunder, but this has been my AOL sn and email for last eight years, and I use the same name pretty much for everything, cuz i am not good at keeping track of all the diff usernames haha.
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