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Read the manual...it spells it out for you. |
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If they slow down too and still won't let you pass, you can pull a .45 on them and that will distract them (because they'll have to look for their 9mm), meanwhile you can speed off and activate your stealth tech and get away. Only one of those comments is sarcastic. |
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Either way, you think you're above the law. Thank you for being the problem instead of being the solution. |
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It's like saying I was just walking along and these two guys jumped out in front of me and told me to give them my money. they started to swing, and I fought back thinking I could win. I KO'd one guy, and the other guy put up a better fight, but I think I still got him. Now, was he fighting? Yes. Did he start it? No. So, he was racing. He could have dropepd out and let the other two guys have at it. |
I do think the Z gets a bit sluggish when the motor gets hot regardless of oil temps especially on a hot summer day. I don't know if it has to do with fuel, but my oil temps rarely go above 220F. It feels sluggish after a long day of driving (work, errands, etc.).
Anyhow, it is quite enjoyable punching the throttle in 2nd :-) |
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it does have me curious what you do tardcore maybe first respondent not sure. other than that kannibul he is going to do what he is going to do and take it to PM's if you feel so upset about it and can't help with the oil problem. Those temps sound normal to me from what you're saying. Chances are you won't ever have another cooler explode on you so you might as well get another one only real fix for the problem. Oh and get a used oil anaylisis done at your ext change to check and see if you have major damage/wear from when it happened if not your probably golden.
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This keeps up, Ak will come and clean it or lock it.
its gone long enough on a topic that usually ends in flames... |
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I work for DHS and I being in the same line of work, I meet a lot of LEO's from different agencies/departments and make friends or just acquaintences. So just because I say I went for a spirited drive its a bad thing? I have seen many people post that same thing on this site. Look at the thread about the stock lsd on this car. cmon people. I think since Im gettin rid of the Z at the end of the year I dont need to post on this site anymore since I know what I need to know. The Z stock isnt meant to be driven hard. And there is a big risk with fixing that problem and I hope my previous issue with the oil cooler has helped some people really think about that risk since its happened to 2 people on this site. :hello:
Edit: you all make it seem like im the bad guy here. look at blue's post. look at kannibul's. You guys r hilarious though I must admit |
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If it didn't matter, then you wouldn't have been street racing. Had you gotten into an accident or a ticket, you would have raised all our insurance rates...meanwhile, according to you, this car isn't meant to be raced (so, why did you anyway?) so you're getting rid of it in a year. Way to **** in everyone's foxhole with that potential outcome. |
I dont care if you were racing or not. Almost everyone does it when the opportunity presents itself. Its not like he's doing midnight runs guys, cut him a break. Hard to believe none of you guys have ever done a pull one time or another. Anyway thats a different deal, let stay on topic.
Tardcore, I know exactly what you are talking about. It feels like everything is there, but the car just doesnt go anywhere. It doesn't just happen at 260 or 280, it starts to happen almost as soon as your cross 200. I'm pretty sure there is a VVEL map where it begins to pull back power as the temp goes up. Its extremely annoying. Car doesn't rev as fast, doesnt have the same amount of power and just falls flat on its face. I find the best operating temperature is 180 on the dot. Anything higher than that and the car starts to lose a little umph. Oil coolers are a really important mod for this car :( |
TARDCORE, has a legitimate question, but unfortunately Nissan, and others, will not give him a legitimate answer. You will need an oil cooler to drive the 370Z sports car—like a sports car—and in other situations. Oil temps suck; high oil temps destroy and shorten the life of oil; with the 370Z they intentionally slow the Z down too (hopefully, you will not be in precarious situation when your Z does...like traffic).
And regarding the relationships he may have made and exercises...well, that's just life. More power to him if he knows the authorities and they know him. |
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As far as the vids go, to me, it looks like your car reacts much worse to high revs than mine. Mine eventually shoots up but nowhere near as fast as yours does in the vid. I really have to get on it for a while to get the temps up. I've yet to hit 260 and even after some canyon runs I was hovering at ~255. |
Blah blah blah, we all bought this car to drive slowly at every given moment.
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I havent seen it go past 240-250 for months and I've driven the crap out of it. On the highway I cant get it past 190-200... not that I've tried, but it hasn't..
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Stillen is Setrab as well, almost of them are from the same manufacturer, you want to know why I know this? Yes you do, is because I am in the industry of heating and cooling things. I know the manufacturer of these coils. It doesn't matter where he gets it from they are all going to be manufactured from the same place with a different name. Odds are he got one that was pressure tested and failed and some how was painted and sent out the door.
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probably? its not probably guys, that IS the reason. This car has a very aggressive tune when it comes to protecting itself from detonation.
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I bought a Z after many years of driving a Camaro SS, Ls1 engine. Let's face it, the Z is not a fast car in the engine department. It's sporty, but that's about the best you can say. The car is meant for running on tight twisty canyon roads where handling and composure result in a fun drive. If you want to kick *** in a street drag race, buy a Camaro or a Stang, but don't complain about the cheap low quality interior or vague handling. Although you can mod the chassis of a Camaro and get very good handling, it will never be as good as the Z on real world roads.
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I live in San Diego as well and I always do spirited driving. I have not gone anywhere above 230 running high RPM and trust me.. when I drive.. I drive HARD. Raced s2k and Civic Si's. Never had a problem leaving them behind by a great distance. I always run VDC on (for safety purposes), I do NOT have aftermarket cooler and I do NOT have LSD since my car is base w/o sport.
I DO feel a tiny bit difference at WOT at 230 compared to 170-180, but ever since I got the INJEN Cold Air Intakes.. inside cabin has yet to warm up as it used to and Temp has yet to climb up as fast as yours. I gotta tell you though.. there's a blue 08 or 09 Civic Si Sedan that must have at least a SC or possibly T/TT installed that lives around San Diego. Had a very rough race going home from LA on Interstate 5 a couple of months ago.. and boy that Civic can go. Never seen one of that type that had so much torque. Had to Red line every single gear (usually starting on 4th gear @80mph - puts me around 4k something RPM - WOT to red line and maybe some on 5th gear does the trick for me) and even after the shift to 6th after red lining the 5th.. the car was only about 4-5 cars back. Some of the members here are right. Do NOT assume they are bone stock because of the way they sounded or looked. Mods such as lighter crank pulley, resonators on exhausts etc etc.. are mods that are in stealth or provides stealth and can easily make you think them cars are "bone stock" :) |
im just very surprised oil coolers don't come standard on the 370. :confused:
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Great first post lol |
when i ran the car at the drag strip the hotter it got the more it slowed down .12.800 pass when to a 12.95 on the next run after i let the car cool for 45 min. When the oil hit 110c it would only go 13.2 to 13.3's.
Un belivable how it loose's power. It runs best at 80 to 90c for oil temp. GTM track oil cooler on its way as soon s Sam ships it to me. |
Some of you might be interested in this thread:
http://www.the370z.com/engine-drivet...dal-delay.html It's kind of related. |
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From the dead, this thread rises...just in time for halloween
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Sorry, but did I just read something about an "exploding cooler?". Did the cooler explode or did the hose explode/separate?
Can someone please clarify? Thanks |
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