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Sinnistar

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  1. I too thought of the Kinetix route, however everything ive seen on the US forums for both the G35driver and 350Z is that the spacer is much better value and gains overr the V+. The V+ is lighter and provides less heat soak, but for the money...you get the same gains...providing your motor is in its stock configuration.

  2. slickrick, any difference with the hiflows with the tune?

    and according to the chart posted on pg1, motordyne posted more gains with the combination of bolt-on's .... did you get a tune between each mod or all at once...i assumed all at once. curious on how your combination of Mods responded compared to Motordyne's advertised graphs.

     

    I didnt catch if yours was a g35 or a 350gt, and DE or HR ?

     

    My experience:

    Ive got a g35 sedan...DE. With the DE alot of mods seem to be hit or miss, but ultimately the overall health and environmental conditions of the motor would determine how well the mods respond. So in your case, the environmental conditions of the UK is bit different from the states. I can tell you on warm days here, my G feels sluggish compared to a cooler morning. In the states i drove it from NY to TX and all parts inbetween. Overall i feel like it pulls a bit better here in the UK...but ive never had a tune. In the states i had JWT pop, coupe midpipe, and HR OEM cats. I think the HR cats are a bit less restrictive than the DE..but i could be wrong. Car definetly improved.

    October i installed a ISR Y-pipe, and a custome stainless 3'' to resonator and from the resonator to the backbox was a short 3'' to 2.5'' inlet of the backbox. Car definitely pulls harder, but i plan on adding the plenum spacer and possibly decat or hiflows....but id like to see your gains. I have 160+K on the clock..for a 15 year old car i choose my mods carefully to maintain drivability and reduce strain on the motor.

     

    http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/112027-us-spec-g35-in-north-yorksbeen-around-for-a-bitformal-introduction/

  3. BenC,hope it's nothing big...I had an issue but in oil and smoke from my engine bay. I was mortified, but looking through the engine bay I noticed the dip stick was not seated all the way in...I little bit of the rubber seal was torn...ordered a new one from Z1 Motorsports and no issues since. I hope your issue is something simple.

     

    On a side note Kaizer And Abbey are both 4 hours south of me, can anyone recommend a shop near Leeds ?

     

    BCk on the subject of BenC...clogged pcv valve stuck closed ? That's a possibility and really cheap to fix/change your self.

  4. Still going strong and in daily use 210,832 miles

     

     

     

    Hey buddy i just kept it well serviced I do alot of miles!

     

    Just had new disc and pads all round

    And replaced all the bushes on the car aswell

     

    also new adjustable camber arms toe arms and lock out kit and also adjusable drop links all round and new tires all round

     

    Also had new twin clutch and lightened flywheel uprated servo and master cylinder aswell

     

    Basicly a brand new car under the shell also have a spare engine just in case the worse happens (touch wood so far so good)

     

    Also had metal coolant pipes leak so was replaced

     

    And new afm rest is general upkeep etc

     

    Starts first time every time :)

     

    What ever the car needs it's gets

     

    If it breaks I get uprated parts if there available.

     

     

     

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    repair jobs worth noting at that mileage?

     

    I agree 200% !! 168k miles on my 2003 g35...Built in 2002 it's over 14 years old driven accross the USA, England, and Germany..Runs like the first day I drove it. I do my maintenance early per on time and use the best I can get my hands on. It's serves me well and has never let me down or left me stranded..Except for the starter that just dies 5k miles ago... Replaced with OEM. No issues.

     

    For me OEM or better and I research before replacing.

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  5. Hello, I'm not new to the forum but I am new to posting. Been a member for about 2 years ... Read alot and so fare love this forum.

    Hoping to pass through a meet some time soon..but I've got the travel bug lol.

    I've owned my car for over 10 years...as it's an 2003 vq35de with a few light mods...

    ISR y velocity Y-pipe and customer 3" exhaust

    35th anniversary 350z OEM wheels

    Jwt intake

    350z sport springs and shocks

    350z brembos with stoptec slotted rotors

    Z1 camber street A arms

    225/45/18 fronts 255/40/18 rear

    Aluminum engine under tray plus bell transmission cover

    Custom quad projector headlights...

     

    A few other mods but all for looks

     

    Here is some pics of my G

     

    G35_Front_zpso6l4cf25.jpg

    G35_Rear_zpsajyr6eyo.jpg

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