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Old Sep 26, 2009 | 09:12 AM
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07's?? nahhh ..get an '08 haha - HR is mad nice man, you will like
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Old Sep 26, 2009 | 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Nexx
yes, HR is faster. 30whp faster on the average than a DE or Revup. get it and be faster. hell its faster than the better than the newer VQ37HR. how can you argue? save up for it and leave the 370z in the dust.
i can't tell if you're joking or not
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Old Sep 26, 2009 | 08:40 PM
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im with em ... get an 08 an youll never regret it .. plus 08s dont have the recall ... cant remember what its on.. but i know theres a recall out there
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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 10:35 AM
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07 and 08 are the same HR fyi
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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 12:36 PM
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yea they are the same.. except the 07s had a slave cylinder recall.. which nissan decided to remedy in 08... so get an 07 with a possible recall problem .. or an 08 which still hasn't had a recall yet .
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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 08:45 PM
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random question but how do you find out if your car has recall?
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 04:40 AM
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Originally Posted by CantZme08
yea they are the same.. except the 07s had a slave cylinder recall.. which nissan decided to remedy in 08... so get an 07 with a possible recall problem .. or an 08 which still hasn't had a recall yet .
the slave cylinder is a TSB, not a recall
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 04:40 AM
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random question but how do you find out if your car has recall?
contact Nissan Consumer Affairs
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 05:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Bumble Z
im with ya once i sell this 05 5at DE i want an 07 6mt HR
i did that had a 05 DE a/t and traded it in and got a 08 back in march of 09 left over for 25,500 touring with a m/t. Man there is a big diff lol
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 08:34 AM
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Well, you'd notice a difference between 05 AT and 05 MT anyway...
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 12:19 PM
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i'll just add a couple facts regarding moding the DE vs the HR... they have pretty much the same heads... as in i haven't been able to find any difference beside maybe a different oil passage or something, in any case the revup DE's and the HR's both have the variable intake and exhaust and same size valves and whatnot. they both have the same displacement... obvious. the main difference with the HR's is that they have a slightly longer piston rod and a slightly taller cylinder. this just helps prevent piston slap. that being said the stock HR is always going to outperform a stock DE. so if you're going to buy a 2003 z in 2006 vs a 2007 z in 2010 the price difference is going to be negligible after inflation is factored in and you're essentially "waiting" longer for a better engine for the same price. that's only the engine though. the car has way different aesthetics (well, from a 350z enthusiast standpoint anyhow). they also have fairly different performance issues, mainly weight. so if you're going to buy a 2003 x in 2006 and start modding it for something other than enthusiastic street driving then you're going to run into the fact that the only advantages and HR has diminish to the point of being negligible very rapidly. as soon as you upgrade pretty much any DE internals you're going to have just as nice of an rpm range (though it might be slightly more harsh if you're used to driving a v12 or something and you're used to the smoothness) and the HP difference is going to become a non issue if you start doing anything to the engine performance-wise.

so in short, you'll pay the same for a better engine if you buy an HR z instead of a DE z at the same time after production, but after that the only real advantage the HR has is it looks WAY cooler in the engine bay and it's more refined.

i've thoroughly driven the 350z nonrevup, revup, hr, and 370z's and they each have their own little advantages. personally i went with the older less expensive car and spent the difference on mods and am currently lighter faster and more aggressive looking than any of the newer z's are stock and still paid a lot less than if i had bought one of the newer z's. so as some of the previous posters have eluded to... really the primary factor in the decision is what you're going to do with the car after you buy it... garage=>HR, track=>DE... at least until the price difference between the years goes away after like... another 10 years or so

im sure you've already made your decision but i hope i was able to explain some of the less obvious differences or pro's and con's
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 02:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Archaismic
i'll just add a couple facts regarding moding the DE vs the HR... they have pretty much the same heads... as in i haven't been able to find any difference beside maybe a different oil passage or something, in any case the revup DE's and the HR's both have the variable intake and exhaust and same size valves and whatnot. they both have the same displacement... obvious. the main difference with the HR's is that they have a slightly longer piston rod and a slightly taller cylinder. this just helps prevent piston slap. that being said the stock HR is always going to outperform a stock DE. so if you're going to buy a 2003 z in 2006 vs a 2007 z in 2010 the price difference is going to be negligible after inflation is factored in and you're essentially "waiting" longer for a better engine for the same price. that's only the engine though. the car has way different aesthetics (well, from a 350z enthusiast standpoint anyhow). they also have fairly different performance issues, mainly weight. so if you're going to buy a 2003 x in 2006 and start modding it for something other than enthusiastic street driving then you're going to run into the fact that the only advantages and HR has diminish to the point of being negligible very rapidly. as soon as you upgrade pretty much any DE internals you're going to have just as nice of an rpm range (though it might be slightly more harsh if you're used to driving a v12 or something and you're used to the smoothness) and the HP difference is going to become a non issue if you start doing anything to the engine performance-wise.

so in short, you'll pay the same for a better engine if you buy an HR z instead of a DE z at the same time after production, but after that the only real advantage the HR has is it looks WAY cooler in the engine bay and it's more refined.

i've thoroughly driven the 350z nonrevup, revup, hr, and 370z's and they each have their own little advantages. personally i went with the older less expensive car and spent the difference on mods and am currently lighter faster and more aggressive looking than any of the newer z's are stock and still paid a lot less than if i had bought one of the newer z's. so as some of the previous posters have eluded to... really the primary factor in the decision is what you're going to do with the car after you buy it... garage=>HR, track=>DE... at least until the price difference between the years goes away after like... another 10 years or so

im sure you've already made your decision but i hope i was able to explain some of the less obvious differences or pro's and con's
Didn't you run a 13.76 or something ? How is that faster than any of the newer z's?

With that being said.........your parts weight thread has been informing.
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 04:50 PM
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driving a DE and HR is really a night and day difference..

I know because when I drive my cousin's G coupe (DE motor) it literally feels like there's something wrong with the engine, like somethings holding it back, even though nothings wrong...

Its definitely faster than the new camaro ss. It was an automatic though.
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by singh
driving a DE and HR is really a night and day difference..

I know because when I drive my cousin's G coupe (DE motor) it literally feels like there's something wrong with the engine, like somethings holding it back, even though nothings wrong...

Its definitely faster than the new camaro ss. It was an automatic though.
Huh . I ran against an new SS on friday..............that thing ran a 12.85 at 112.9 .
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 04:56 PM
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i own both hr and de the de feels like a dog in the rpms compared to the hr...
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 04:59 PM
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i don't know how fast they are from stops, but from a roll starting at 35ish he kept up with my car and after we hit 80ish I was easily gaining distance. I was surprised to tell you the truth, i thought he would spank me, but I forgot I had an HR.

we pulled over and he was cool guy we commented about each others cars, I lied to him saying I like the new camaro's (even though I don't) just to make him feel better for his purchase..
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by singh
i don't know how fast they are from stops, but from a roll starting at 35ish he kept up with my car and after we hit 80ish I was easily gaining distance. I was surprised to tell you the truth, i thought he would spank me, but I forgot I had an HR.

we pulled over and he was cool guy we commented about each others cars, I lied to him saying I like the new camaro's (even though I don't) just to make him feel better for his purchase..
Ummm ........even the new camaro v-6's run 101-103 in the 1/4. My car is faster than yours, and that ss came by me at the 1000' mark with a purpose.

I'm not hating on you, but just trying to understand (p.s. any talk about street racing is a violation of the tou...........might want to delete ).
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 05:03 PM
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never said this happened on the street, my uncle has road course built inside his mansion.
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 05:05 PM
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I can only come to the conclusion that immense driver fail must have occurred.........even so he should have walked you like a dog.
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by 03threefiftyz
Ummm ........even the new camaro v-6's run 101-103 in the 1/4. My car is faster than yours, and that ss came by me at the 1000' mark with a purpose.

I'm not hating on you, but just trying to understand (p.s. any talk about street racing is a violation of the tou...........might want to delete ).

I need to subscribe to Car & Driver and also Road & track again

How fast is the new V6 camaro in the 1/4? 0-60 is?

When in doubt...... Just Mod even more and put your mind at ease!

I sure as hell don't want to be beat by a V6 Camaro
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