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Bshields22 · 09-29-2016, 04:13 PM

Year/Model/Transmission: 2012 370z Roadster Sport Package
Wheel Brand/Size/Offset: Bridgestone Potenza S-04 Pole Postions
Tires/Size: stock size for sport 19" rims
Brakes/Pads: OEM
Sway bars/settings:n/a
Camber arms:n/a
What camber are you running: stock
Oil Cooler Brand/Size: n/a
Fluids: Motul Dot4 brake fluid, redline dif oil, Nissan Ester Oil
Coilovers/Springs:n/a
Rebound/Compression: (maybe too in depth?)
Other suspension upgrades:n/a
Seats/Harness:n/a
Weight reduction:n/a
Exhaust: FI CBE 18" Res
Power upgrades: Stillen G3 CAI, EcuTek Tune
Fuel system: stock

Any other setup options?

What are your next upgrades/Changes: Stoptech slotted rotors and pads

Also what is your experience level? Your driver qualifications?

10+ track days in both a stock '09 Z and '12 loaded Z

My apologies if something like this is already out there.

(FLAME SUIT ON lol) If you have a '12 or newer you may not need an oil cooler as many people are making it sound as long as it is not FI obviously. I have done a lot of track days when its cooler out, ambient temp 70-80 degrees and my oil has never exceeded 240-ish. It may in the summer when ambient temps are over 100. '12+ have an "oil cooler" which doesn't do too much but I think its softens the edge a little bit. Until you start to learn the Z and drive the living sh!t out of it on the track you may be good without one for your first few days. The tracks I go to (autoclub, button willow, chuckwalla) I haven't really needed it and have been putting up some competitive times, usually mid pack out of all drivers that weekend. Anything earlier than '12 you may get away with 1 or 2 track days before hitting limp mode and discovering your Z (and your) comfort zones.

09-29-2016, 04:13 PM	#6 (permalink)
Bshields22 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Anaheim, CA Posts: 422 Drives: 2012 Black 370Z-R Rep Power: 697	Year/Model/Transmission: 2012 370z Roadster Sport Package Wheel Brand/Size/Offset: Bridgestone Potenza S-04 Pole Postions Tires/Size: stock size for sport 19" rims Brakes/Pads: OEM Sway bars/settings:n/a Camber arms:n/a What camber are you running: stock Oil Cooler Brand/Size: n/a Fluids: Motul Dot4 brake fluid, redline dif oil, Nissan Ester Oil Coilovers/Springs:n/a Rebound/Compression: (maybe too in depth?) Other suspension upgrades:n/a Seats/Harness:n/a Weight reduction:n/a Exhaust: FI CBE 18" Res Power upgrades: Stillen G3 CAI, EcuTek Tune Fuel system: stock Any other setup options? What are your next upgrades/Changes: Stoptech slotted rotors and pads Also what is your experience level? Your driver qualifications? 10+ track days in both a stock '09 Z and '12 loaded Z My apologies if something like this is already out there. (FLAME SUIT ON lol) If you have a '12 or newer you may not need an oil cooler as many people are making it sound as long as it is not FI obviously. I have done a lot of track days when its cooler out, ambient temp 70-80 degrees and my oil has never exceeded 240-ish. It may in the summer when ambient temps are over 100. '12+ have an "oil cooler" which doesn't do too much but I think its softens the edge a little bit. Until you start to learn the Z and drive the living sh!t out of it on the track you may be good without one for your first few days. The tracks I go to (autoclub, button willow, chuckwalla) I haven't really needed it and have been putting up some competitive times, usually mid pack out of all drivers that weekend. Anything earlier than '12 you may get away with 1 or 2 track days before hitting limp mode and discovering your Z (and your) comfort zones. __________________ 308 rwhp \| 252 rwtq \| Fast Intentions CBE 18" Res \| Stillen Gen 3 CAI \| EcuTek Tune \| Stoptech Slotted Rotors and Sport Pads \| KW V3 Coilovers \| SPL Upper Control Arms & Lower Rear Arms \| Seibon CF TS Hood \| Vossen CVT \| SPC Toe bolts Last edited by Bshields22; 09-29-2016 at 04:16 PM.