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It's Monday March 25th and Motion Lab Tuning has the best deals on all the major engine modifications and components you need to transform your Z. Between the numerous offerings from GTM you also have companies like GReddy and Stillen bringing some noteworthy options to the market.


Cusco LSD - Type RS: The Cusco Type RS LSD had proved to be capable of competition use in the All Japan Gymkhana Championship without overhauling a single time during the season. With all drivers and teams finishing with good or championship results at the end of the season. According to Cusco's in house research, initial torque is 50 to 70% lower compared to the conventional cone plate type LSD enabling lower drive friction and better response.

• Low power loss means better lap times for even the mild tuned of cars
• Chattering is kept low
• Improved durability as clutch plates are low pressured
• The LSD efficiency is higher with smoother oil flow between plates.
• Special precision springs, set in the pressure plate, assure steady coil movement
• Clutch plates do not stick together like conventional cone plate type LSDs. Therefore less clutch plate wear or deterioration occurs.

There are three ways to set your Cusco Limited Slip Differentials: 1 way, 1.5 way and 2 way.

• 1 way LSD: Specially suited for front wheel drive cars and AWD front axle cars. Activates under acceleration, and acts as a true LSD when the throttle is off. This CUSCO 1 way LSD will improve lap times without a doubt.
• 1.5 way LSD: Activates under acceleration while the under-steer under deceleration is less than on a 2 way LSD. Recommended for those who have a hard time with under-steer.
• 2 way LSD: Recommended on rear wheel drive cars and AWD rear axle cars. Activates on both acceleration and deceleration. Recommended for those who prefer aggressive driving and big angle drifting.

GTM 70MM Competition Radiator with heat exchanger: GTM is proud to offer an aluminum racing radiator for the 370Z/G37 powered by the VQ37VHR motor. Because the stock engine is capable of supporting more horsepower than its predecessor, the cooling system needs to be addressed when making substantially more power than stock. The GTM 70mm radiator is capable of dissipating more heat as well as having a higher capacity for coolant. This allows high horsepower cars to compete in endurance racing on a road course where the stock radiator would be overloaded. On extreme power cars (1,000bhp+) dedicated to drag racing, the extra capacity of the racing radiator enables the car to store additional heat that can be dissipated as the car is returning from a pass.

These radiators are made 100% made in the USA using manufacturing processes to reduce waste, increase repeatability in manufacturing, increase efficiency in production, and most important of all, increase quality. This means that the fit and finish of GTM’s aluminum racing radiators is second to none. Each weld is show quality and the components are protected throughout the manufacturing process to ensure a mar free finish.

Because the factory radiator is permanently attached to the A/C condenser, all GTM Aluminum Racing Radiators come with a new A/C condenser to replace the stock one.

This radiator has provisions for an Automatic car with the internal heat exchanger. Because water is an excellent conductor of heat, the internal heat exchanger dissipates vastly more heat than the stock heat exchanger (even with an auxiliary aftermarket transmission cooler!!). If you have an automatic car with forced induction, this is the last transmission cooler you'll ever need.



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Thanks for looking!
Alex Goodwin
AlexG@motionlabtuning.com
MotionLabTuning.com - Engineering Performance