Yeah their website sucks you either email or call them...

 

No, thought it didn't show gains on a non-revup

o.0 I think I may be confused. do you mean mrev2?

 

If that works for you car, yes. I would get it.

 

IIRC, the MREV2 did get more power under the curve than the spacer... BUT the spacer only added some top end with the combination of the MREV2. In other words, its not nearly as cost effective to have both of them on the non-revup motor compared to the revup motor.

I could be wrong.

 

Congrats on the new Z Ryan, I'll try to get with you about some of those parts.

BadBoyz glad to hear your proposal went well.

Anyone doing anything today? I know it's crappy weather but I don't want to be stuck at home!?

 

Hey Greg look at this. Someone is trying to jack your name LOL.

https://my350z.com/forum/2003-2009-nissan-350z/328766-vq35-noob.html

 

 

grats on the engagement! How did u end up askin her?

 

Dave I wish I didn't have the sound in the hatch so I could fit the wheels and tires. I thought about taking it out and selling it or getting a tire trailer.
I can fit 2 wheels and tires in there with no problem as long as I don't have a passenger but Nikki is coming.

 

just finish cooking at mei's house....pasta and meat sauce....just waiting for texas toast to be ready...boy, i'm a good cook

 

I'm going to Mikimoto...

 

ok, time to eat!!!!

 

MMMM..... Pho.... https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....45#post5004045

 

you can sell it to me.


I can carry one at least. I asked Heather if she wanted to come and she said probably not. I'm going to talk to her about it again after while.

 

Hey man you can take pretty muchwhatever you want out of the car when its totalled, just dont tell them you took it if they ask. I do it all the time at my shop when a car gets totalled. Whatever the owner doesnt want I'll ask and that be that(most of the time its the transmissions im after, but I get sound systems, strip all the lights and stuff too). As long as the tow company can tow it away you are ok.

 

just throw some bread and water in the cubby behind the pass seat and nikki will be fine.. maybe give her a blanket too.. i hear its gonna be cold out

 

For starters, 4-5 psi above your normal street pressures are fine. Especially in the front as it will help with some of the understeer and prevents the tires from rolling over to the sidewalls.

 

Thanks Dave. I usually run 40 psi for the street. I'm assuming it's safe to run right about 35 on the track?

 

If you run 40 on the street, I wouldn't go much higher. Lower pressures, especially in the rear can help with traction. What size and brand of tire are you using?

 

i took some kouki side skirts off of my little brothers 97 240sx when he was sandwiched in a wreck... the guy that works for the insurance co. called us after he went out to look at the damages. he told us to return them