343hp 341 lb/tq VQ35HR
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Zex 75 shot. Video install to come.
Also my car made less HP with intakes on vs stock intakes with drop in K&Ns. Felt in the seat and seen on the dyno.
Also my car made less HP with intakes on vs stock intakes with drop in K&Ns. Felt in the seat and seen on the dyno.
Nice results, cant go wrong with the N2O... I am curious to know what intake you were using prior to the K&N drop in's that made you lose power.
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1 step colder densos, no timing.
11.3:1 AFR is strictly from the fuel jetting on the nitrous, I love how flat AFRs stock 350z ecus have
lost power from the fujitas vs stock intakes with k and N drop ins
11.3:1 AFR is strictly from the fuel jetting on the nitrous, I love how flat AFRs stock 350z ecus have
lost power from the fujitas vs stock intakes with k and N drop ins
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Your nitrous AFR is dead on.
BTW, so you got 1 step colder plugs? What kind (copper, iridium, etc) and what model?
I'm a bit confused to see almost a 75 whp gain from a ZEX kit, though. I've always heard that ZEX (and Dynotune) rated their shots at crank, but yours is almost a 75 whp gain on a DJ. Perhaps, for the HR kit, their method of jet size calculation changed. What jet sizes are you running on each side of the plenum?
Also, try to give us a printout without any sort of smoothing factor on it next time, so we can see what it's actually doing on the dyno.
BTW, so you got 1 step colder plugs? What kind (copper, iridium, etc) and what model?
I'm a bit confused to see almost a 75 whp gain from a ZEX kit, though. I've always heard that ZEX (and Dynotune) rated their shots at crank, but yours is almost a 75 whp gain on a DJ. Perhaps, for the HR kit, their method of jet size calculation changed. What jet sizes are you running on each side of the plenum?
Also, try to give us a printout without any sort of smoothing factor on it next time, so we can see what it's actually doing on the dyno.
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Your nitrous AFR is dead on.
BTW, so you got 1 step colder plugs? What kind (copper, iridium, etc) and what model?
I'm a bit confused to see almost a 75 whp gain from a ZEX kit, though. I've always heard that ZEX (and Dynotune) rated their shots at crank, but yours is almost a 75 whp gain on a DJ. Perhaps, for the HR kit, their method of jet size calculation changed. What jet sizes are you running on each side of the plenum?
Also, try to give us a printout without any sort of smoothing factor on it next time, so we can see what it's actually doing on the dyno.
BTW, so you got 1 step colder plugs? What kind (copper, iridium, etc) and what model?
I'm a bit confused to see almost a 75 whp gain from a ZEX kit, though. I've always heard that ZEX (and Dynotune) rated their shots at crank, but yours is almost a 75 whp gain on a DJ. Perhaps, for the HR kit, their method of jet size calculation changed. What jet sizes are you running on each side of the plenum?
Also, try to give us a printout without any sort of smoothing factor on it next time, so we can see what it's actually doing on the dyno.
Zex did test this on an 07, hence the proper jet sizing and the custom machined fuel line adaptor that keeps you from cutting things in your fuel line. It picked up about 65 HP on avg, which is about 75 at the crank.
Smoothing just makes the graph easier to read, generally the variance isn't that much.
AFRs were a pretty flat 11.3:1, nice and safe.
I love having a 424x Dynojet right behind my office
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more than 100 lb/ft on a 75 shot??
The intakes aren't going to make more power on a tune. The stock intake design is straight through, and the K&Ns made for a better filter.
30 on nitrous and 17 on fuel
The intakes aren't going to make more power on a tune. The stock intake design is straight through, and the K&Ns made for a better filter.
30 on nitrous and 17 on fuel
How is the WOT switch that with the kit? Driving does it spray in first or can you set it to start spray in certain gears? Are you using a bottle warmer? I am looking at getting the kit so I'm just trying to find out everything about it.
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All Zex NMU kits have the built in TPS calibration switch. It does not have a skip shift option, though their window switch does.
I have their cigarette lighter bottle warmer.
I have their cigarette lighter bottle warmer.






