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Brian S · 09-16-2016, 07:38 PM

Hi Guys & Gals,
I'm new to this forum, & a new 370Z owner.
I had the good fortune to find a 33,000 mile, no snow ever, 2010 Nissan 370z, 40th Anniversary car in upstate New York, about 2 months ago. I drove it back to Wisconsin with no issues, except almost getting a few tickets.

So, a little history, no ego here, but I maybe able to help with engine & drive train issues & questions. I spent the early part of my engineering career operating a large west coast racing cylinder head shop. From there I moved to the Midwest and became the manager of the engine program for a major IMSA endurance team, winning Daytona and the IMSA championship. From there I built NASCAR racing engines. Now, as I get close to retirement, I work for a large Industrial engine manufacturer, as a development engineer, and their air flow expert.

So, happy to be here, and I have already learned a lot about my car from the threads on the forum.

Thanks

Brian S

09-16-2016, 07:38 PM	#1 (permalink)
Brian S Base Member Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: West Bend, WI Posts: 29 Drives: Nissan 370Z, 40th Rep Power: 8	Hello from West Bend, Wisconsin, USA Hi Guys & Gals, I'm new to this forum, & a new 370Z owner. I had the good fortune to find a 33,000 mile, no snow ever, 2010 Nissan 370z, 40th Anniversary car in upstate New York, about 2 months ago. I drove it back to Wisconsin with no issues, except almost getting a few tickets. So, a little history, no ego here, but I maybe able to help with engine & drive train issues & questions. I spent the early part of my engineering career operating a large west coast racing cylinder head shop. From there I moved to the Midwest and became the manager of the engine program for a major IMSA endurance team, winning Daytona and the IMSA championship. From there I built NASCAR racing engines. Now, as I get close to retirement, I work for a large Industrial engine manufacturer, as a development engineer, and their air flow expert. So, happy to be here, and I have already learned a lot about my car from the threads on the forum. Thanks Brian S