Mark@Abbey m/s

the 370Z comes with the updated oil gallery gaskets

Yeah Mark have Adjustable drop links etc. I think there gonna disconnect the roll bars set up and then adjust the drop links to match. I think I'm just gonna get cross weights correct as I know you can't really adjust the front rear set up etc. Mark do you have any idea on best rake angle for 350z's?? There using 100KG ballast in the driver seat (I'm looking to lose weight lol) too. We have found around 10/15mm rake works best. We measure on the car sill lips (that hang down) approx 15mm from each end of the sills. I must admit my Red track car needs a little more rake feels like it has too much weight transfer when exiting the corner under power maybe needs a little more weight ont he front , if we harden the damping up we just break traction , we aren't to stiff on the springs either , think 10kg front 8 kg rear (roughly) from my memory.

Yes it is worth looking at but don't get to involved in trying to get the front/rear axles weights spot on. Just look at the combined diagonal weights. Thanks

Corner weights. Hope you have adjustable roll-bar links? to stop any jacking of weights when the spring platform or damper lengths are adjusted We only look at getting the diagonal weights the same LF+RR=RF+LR work to around 5% and that will be good enough we not in single seat car never drive on a flat piece of road and never normally brake in a straight line so no need for perfect corner weights ( you cant get perfect corner weights on ours car unless you start running different rate springs on the same axle) as our cars are biased due to being RHD

All UK 370Z have Viscous LSD I think. I think the shaft is the same as a 350Z Nick I can send you a machined shaft and you can send your un-machined shaft back; I have a few spare 350Z LSD units in stock

Car is lowered so rear camber gain is pretty agressive on the 50/70Z's. We always advise Eibach rear camber/track kit on any lowered 50/70Z The front camber is on the stock car maximum _ negative camber as well. look at the difference between the stock and KW suspended car.

Fitting a Quaife into any Viscous Nissan LSD needs the above preparation. Think difference between 50 and 70Z is a very slight final drive difference

The latest Hunter upgrades has all the latest Nissan Alignment Specification (Nismo specs as well) Nicks car had our latest spec used on Alignment I think. Toes adjustment make a huge difference on these cars with the width of the front wheels/tyres.

Seibon front wings, some work to make them fit nicely but look. Pretty cool +20mm wider as we run 10x18 all round Yeah maybe a little to loud running. Decatted Invidia!

Yes saw that been away on holiday will answer shortly. Thanks

Passenger side (bank 2) always seem to run leaner on a FI car. Running an after market wide band in the ART pipe rear sensor position isn't really the right thing to do this is done to help stop throwing catalytic converter efficieny DTC by restricting flow to sensor so a wide band will also see a non honest signal. The wide banded AFR cars we will tune using the stock front wide bands figure from these is pretty good. The earlier cars like early DE JDM imports have narrow band sensors which are a little slower to respond.

Both ways work in my opinion. From the motor will give a reading that will show how hard your working the oil. After the cooler will give you a reading that will show the cooler is working. Nissan read the oil temp on the HR in the sump casing which I think is in the feed from the oil pump to the oil filter. With a OBD reader and the oil temp sensor reading from after the oil cooler you can see how well your cooler is working.

We can supply these, we carry some sizes in stock as we have a lot of customers running Stoptechs. Send us a email we sizes we can come back with costs. Thanks

We spent a lot of time working on making the Jukes more usable. Tapering the boost in relation to engine speed and throttle position has helped a lot a far quicker and drivable car after a re-tune. The 2wd cars also like upgrading the the lower arm bushes to help torque steer and a good alignment set up works as well. We fitted different brake pads and brake lines to sort the brakes. I love our DIGT with its winters tyre's it is a pretty good winter car as well.

The turbo response is also controlled via the PID closed loop control ( this is control via RPM/throttle/load) so this can be tuned with a front wheel drive car we also sped a lot of time with the throttle boost control so removing some throttle input lows the boost this will soften the power delivery making this to aggressive will de-spool the turbo thou Also the turbo response is control via the cams as the inlet/exhaust cam are variable controlled (again closed loop) these can be tweaked to help/control response. Advancing the inlet cam at low rpm/load will enchance the spool as I said we can make the response to aggressive. Nissan use a very complicated throttle control calibration, slow to fast maps speed threshold maps load maps on EcuTek these are all adjustable(tuneable) where as UpRev is way way behind on this part of the Nissan tuning, this makes all the difference a throttle open will make boost far quicker but we can calibrate the other parameters to make the power delivery softer even thou we are making boost. lots of things can be used to help spool. We can see full boost on the DIG T at around 2500rpm if we want to. Full boost is around 1.25/1.3 bar boost.

Yes tuning the cam control/ boost control and retune the throttle maps will sort the response issues. Nissan seem to have dulled the motor on the QQ it seems. The 2wd Jukes we tune the car to remove to remove torque in relation to throttle position as these are are too aggressive.

Hi, Yes got your email. Afraid I have been on holiday since last Friday back on the 4th. Your are registered for the discounted price.

We have been tuning the Dig T and Nismo Juke's for a while. Get some real good gains from them. Beavis you QQ is de-tuned from the Juke Motors, really need a ECU dump from your car to or the guys @ EcuTek sort out the base tune. You willing to do this can sort a very good deal out in return for a base tune.

Hi, A Rev Up motor will fit as long as you have the complete engine loom and ECU. Just have the NATS turned off then a bolt in job. But we have found that the Rev Up Motor is more prone to using oil than the DE motors. There was a re-call on the Rev Ups for oil usage. The DE is a strange motor, low mileage doesn't always mean it is going to be a good motor these engines do suffer from oil usage, the issue comes from the oil control rings lose there springiness so don't clean the oil from the bores. We have seen high mileage abused motors that use no oil at all. Compression and cylinder leakage tests won't show this issue. If the car runs Cats it won't be shown with oil smoke as the cats clean the oil smoke running without cats will show with blue oil smoke. Personally I would have a motor rebuilt may cost a little extra but you know the motor is fresh and known.

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djtimo you got Syvecs fitted and tuned yet on the Zed?

The only thing wrong with the DIY install is the car wont pick the fuel up from the other side of the fuel tank it needs the fuel pressure to be returned from the return pipe where the stock fuel pressure regulator is situated like in the CJ kit to syphon the fuel across from the side of the fuel tank without a fuel pump. Good info thou.

It isn't just the fittings you need; As people had said the fuel pump module needs modifying; it does a lot more than just hold the fuel pump; Snippets from CJ web site; Far better to buy the kit from CJ and everything work. I feel it is a PITA to be in and out of the fuel tank One thing buy a new fuel pump module sealing O ring they absorb fuel and swell up making them a right pain to fit;

Not as easy as just drilling the rail Tricky. Need all the stuff to convert the fuel pump assembly. Fuel return line as well and a fuel pressure reg 50 is completely different to a 70 as well.