bought a used 03 350z
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bought a used 03 350z
first off this is my first post and my first 350z, its a 2003 with 28k miles has axis penta 20" rims on it with nitto tires. im not sur eof the trim level, it only has vds button not the tcs, has navigation and leather. any ideas what trim level this is? my car max report didnt say on the print out .i bought it for 20,500.
i have found a performance shop withing a 1/2 hour of me called altered atmosphere motorsports. from their website they seem pretty big and reputable. i am thinking about taking it to them later down the road and getting intake, plenuim spacer and exhaust. is that enough to be a noticable difference? thanks in advanced.
i have found a performance shop withing a 1/2 hour of me called altered atmosphere motorsports. from their website they seem pretty big and reputable. i am thinking about taking it to them later down the road and getting intake, plenuim spacer and exhaust. is that enough to be a noticable difference? thanks in advanced.
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Originally Posted by travism30
no i dont have brembo brakes. so if i have vsc then tcs is included under that? and in that case if i urn vsc off then the tcs is turned off as well?
you cant turn them off seperatly it's all or nothing.
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VDC = vehicle dynamic control. It includes both the TCS (Traction Control System) as well as vehicle yaw rate control to correct understeer or oversteer. Some Z's only have TCS (traction control) and the base model has neither.
From the Nissan website: VDC* Instantly senses when your car is losing its steered line of trajectory and responds by reducing engine torque and braking specific wheels as necessary.
From the Nissan website: VDC* Instantly senses when your car is losing its steered line of trajectory and responds by reducing engine torque and braking specific wheels as necessary.
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