2007 350Z HR motor.
05-12-2011, 12:01 PM
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2007 350Z HR motor.
Can anyone tell me what is the best FI to ad, or what is available for the 07HR.
Haven't seen a supercharger at all, and I think there is only one twin turbo for this version.
Haven't seen a supercharger at all, and I think there is only one twin turbo for this version.
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05-12-2011, 04:14 PM
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Wow.
I hadn't been on here for a while, and now I remember why.
Yes, guess I got lazy and just wanted a quick answer, sorry if I wasted any time for you guys as I know how long it can take to bust out an answer like the link graciously sent above. At least that put me in the right place.
Please, all of you busy people that felt the need to get on here and send so many productive answers, accept my sincerest apologies.
I promise to search properly in the future.
I have shamed my family.
I hadn't been on here for a while, and now I remember why.
Yes, guess I got lazy and just wanted a quick answer, sorry if I wasted any time for you guys as I know how long it can take to bust out an answer like the link graciously sent above. At least that put me in the right place.
Please, all of you busy people that felt the need to get on here and send so many productive answers, accept my sincerest apologies.
I promise to search properly in the future.
I have shamed my family.
05-12-2011, 05:09 PM
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Woah there. The resources are RIGHT THERE in front of you. All you had to do was scroll down to the section you are curious about and read the stickies or topics.
Every forum is like that. And it takes probably a shorter time to scroll to the FI section than to start a thread
Every forum is like that. And it takes probably a shorter time to scroll to the FI section than to start a thread
05-12-2011, 06:33 PM
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I know.
I admit my laziness.
My comment was that there is a productive way, and an ignorant way.
Last time I left this site for a while because there were too many picky people who treated others horribly on here because of their ignorance.
I hadn't been on here for over a year.
Had a question, thought "Hey, I'll go over to my350z and ask" since the people there are so helpful.
Had I realized how many people would react this way, I would have gone elsewhere.
I admit my laziness.
My comment was that there is a productive way, and an ignorant way.
Last time I left this site for a while because there were too many picky people who treated others horribly on here because of their ignorance.
I hadn't been on here for over a year.
Had a question, thought "Hey, I'll go over to my350z and ask" since the people there are so helpful.
Had I realized how many people would react this way, I would have gone elsewhere.
05-12-2011, 07:25 PM
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My question was actually sincere, I hope you didn't take it as anything but that? If you're going to have a specific shop do all the work then I would ask them first what they recommend to meet your goals, and then go online to search for reviews on those specific items, so you'll know if they're just trying to get you to buy a bunch of extra stuff that you don't need or if they're being pretty straight up with you.
05-12-2011, 08:24 PM
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There is no forced induction for VQ engines of any year. Somebody tried it once and found out that 1psi is instant death. If you're a good enough driver, a stock Z can keep up with Z06s, Vipers, etc; so boost is not necessary.
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There is actually a supercharger for VQ35HR motor made by gtmotorsports
Just go to this link and check it out.
http://www.gtmotorsports.com/search....=search&page=1
Just go to this link and check it out.
http://www.gtmotorsports.com/search....=search&page=1
05-13-2011, 06:12 AM
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Thanks
Problem I have is that we really only have a few speed shops. Nobody that does this on a regular basis with a Z.
Have read about the Greddy one, but don't want to add too much, more along the lines of around 100HP and to keep the same hood.
Issue is finding a complete kit that won't overdue the boost as I don't want to start changing a lot more at the same time, I know clutch will be a weak point if I go much more.
Thanks
Problem I have is that we really only have a few speed shops. Nobody that does this on a regular basis with a Z.
Have read about the Greddy one, but don't want to add too much, more along the lines of around 100HP and to keep the same hood.
Issue is finding a complete kit that won't overdue the boost as I don't want to start changing a lot more at the same time, I know clutch will be a weak point if I go much more.
05-13-2011, 06:28 AM
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Yes, to the wheels, that would be nice. Not looking for 1/4 mile busting times, more along the lines of looking stock but having more than stock available.
Have done the suspension and tightening up mods that I am happy with, so 30% more horsepower would keep me happy along with the sound of turbos and not a destroyed tranny.
Have done the suspension and tightening up mods that I am happy with, so 30% more horsepower would keep me happy along with the sound of turbos and not a destroyed tranny.
