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Stan350Z

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  1. Sorry to bring up an old thread but thoughts this would be a relevant place to ask...

     

    I've recently remapped my roadster and throttle response and smooth power delivery have definitely been evident.

     

    I read somewhere from a chap who TT'd and forged a Z for £25k who wrote if you simply remap and push more power you would eventually fry the rods in the DE.

     

    Fact or fiction!? (either way... A little late now!)

  2. Hard for them to charge me if they open my luggage up and there's two unpackaged light clusters. They can't charge me if my cousin in the US gifts me some spare parts! My cousin actually drives a G35 coupe!

  3. I know for a fact I've read an import compatibility thread somewhere but for the love of god search has now been on my side today.

     

    I'm sorry for reposting but can someone please enlighten me if I purchase 06+ OEM LED rear clusters whether they'll be compatible with my UK DE and what "minor wiring modifications" are necessary?

     

    Going over in June and wanting to pick up a set as well as a "genuine" Nismo chrome gear knob B)

  4. The ZR has just come back from Horsham Developments yesterday after its intermediate service and first bout of performance modifications (thanks to Jez, Richard and Craig) I'm astonished by the paper results - unfortunately due to a torn Achilles' tendon I won't be feeling the difference for a few weeks yet... All the better reason to wish for a speedy recovery!

     

    Model: 2005 DE Roadster, 59k miles

    Performance Mods: AEM filters, Motordyne ISO plenum spacer, Berks HFCs, Cobra cat back exhaust, H-Dev custom remap - all parts new except cobra cat back has been run in around 2000-3000 miles.

    Dyno: Dyno dynamics (Horsham Developments)

    BHP: 312.8 hp at the fly and just about 259 whp from what u can tell from the graph

    Torque: 290 FtLb or just under from what I can tell on the graph

     

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    Second job my brother and I have entrusted to Horsham Developments, nothing but excellent feedback. Well done chaps, highly recommended.

  5. I'm planning to remap my 2005 DE is there a significant difference in the improvement I can expect between my model and an Uprev 300bhp model? I've read a lot of "uprev" when reading about remapping I'm confused if there's actually a difference...

     

    I'll be fitting a panel filter, plenum spacer and HFCs to combine with the cobra cat back.

  6. I'm personally on stock suspension and Rays, and don't plan to modify either in the immediate future! Admittedly the slightly larger than ideal gap between the wheels and the arches does tickle my Zeditis but if I ever do revisit this gap I'd probably be combining wider, lighter wheels with coil overs or springs. HFCs, plenum spacer, panel filter and remap must take priority (probably closely followed by a Hide n Seat retrim - they do some awesome stuff!)

  7. Bought my Cobra (resonated) catback from Mitz, excellent service and advice, can't recommend strongly enough. Here it is with stock cats:

     

    Cold Start

     

    In cabin with a gentle push

     

    Never heard a Scorpian but extremely happy with the Cobra for it's balance of deep hum, rasp-free and mental-yet-sophisticated-when-pushed tones! Was going to go for Buddy Club but was warned off it's ridiculous volume that gets quickly irritating.

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  8. I love the way people can start denouncing things IE spacers, and then fit wider aftermarket wheels with higher offsets, which do exactly the same :lol: while its true that fitting wheels or spacers will place slightly more strain on the components, unless they are excessive, its not suddenly going to cause catastrophic failure.

     

    And if you do fit wheels or spacers you may need to adjust the alignment from the std settings in order to not get adverse affects, I have also fitted both to different cars in the past and had no terrible side effects, but then if your going to widen the track, you would of course re think the geometry........wouldn't you ;)

     

    Should I therefore consider 4 wheel alignment?

     

    Are there further implications to the reliability aspect of the suspension set up under normal driving conditions?

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