Found a link to a load of people with a similar issue. Loads of people are saying it the type of oil used. Could the the oil be to thick ?
http://my350z.com/forum/maintenance-and-repair/307878-sputtering-during-warm-up.html
http://my350z.com/forum/maintenance-and-repair/307878-sputtering-during-warm-up.html
I was having this problem with my '07 as well. I have been running 2 different oils depending on the season. 5w30 for cold months and 5w40 for warm ones. In the past 10k miles my car developed this problem. The worst rpm 'hop' or 'chug' would happen when I was creeping in rush hour traffic and driving in second gear @ 800rpm. When I would accelerate slowly, as soon as I got to 1000 rpm, my car would seemingly go dead for a split second causing a big stutter.
Someone in this thread was saying its being caused by the cam phaser and the use of heavy oil. I couldn't think how that could be because it would seem if that was the case, everyone who starts their car in cold weather would have the issue.
I was using 5w-40 shell rotella t6 when the problem became very bad. I just changed my oil to 5w-30 penzoil ultimate and the problem pretty much went away. If it is the cam phasers causing this issue and the oil, I would like to know why they are so sensitive to the type of oil used!
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yep, that's kind of it.. although warming up won't stop it. and it doesn't happen for me above 2500, it seems to be around 1800 -2000 most of the time...and at light throttle. Interestingly, if you change the throttle position it seems to go away quickly.. most of the time not to return. I almost suspect something with the TPS, except that it's limited to the "warming up" period.