Best Performing Mods
Originally Posted by Robert_K
http://www.courtesyparts.com/nissan-...issan-350Z.pdf
Dude, the online version does not have it. Only the printed version has the flux capacitor information. I think it was a limited time thing, as they didn't want the Z owners to mess around with it too much. Trust me, do yourself a favor and get yourself the printed version of it (preferably the 03/04 ones).
The synthetic oil is a special blend though. Again, you will find most of the info you need in the printed earlier version of the manual. You will have to piece the puzzle yourself, but isn't hard to figure out. Try it and you WILL feel a noticeable gain.
The synthetic oil is a special blend though. Again, you will find most of the info you need in the printed earlier version of the manual. You will have to piece the puzzle yourself, but isn't hard to figure out. Try it and you WILL feel a noticeable gain.
Originally Posted by Alberto
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Ok Im done....
Only the strong survive! Synthetic and a higher capacity flux capacitor helped me run good times @ the track.
VN below is a pic of a buddy's updated flux (pic is kinda blurry sorry), you can order these online for just about any car for less than $100
VN below is a pic of a buddy's updated flux (pic is kinda blurry sorry), you can order these online for just about any car for less than $100
I would say changing the muffler bearings for ceramic coated ones
Cuts down on the radiant heat from the bearings and increases exhaust scavenging
Popcharger
Exhaust
Plenum (MREV2 + spacer)
Then add the TT kit of choice
Cuts down on the radiant heat from the bearings and increases exhaust scavenging
Popcharger
Exhaust
Plenum (MREV2 + spacer)
Then add the TT kit of choice
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