all done....tomorrrow ill post all part numbers of everything you will need to do this.as for the srm works perfectly except its off about 2 to 3 hundred rpm but it is very close. cruise control works perfect. no ssues at all. it is deff not to radical of a gear, sooo much better acceleration down low in the rpms where we have no tq.
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Wouldn't having the crank pulley and fidanza flywheel contribute to the SRM being a little off?
Either way the gears definitely made a difference, you were pulling about as much as you were last week but this time you had a passenger! btw, we need to get some walkie talkies! |
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I'm curious to how much the SPL diff bushing kit transfers noise to the interior.
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i dont think it will be the flywheel or pulley causing the srm to be off , it will be the gears i will be a higher rpm than stock, if were are at the same mph.
as for dd use, i see no problem, as long as you dont cruise at high rate of speed for hours on ends since there is and rpm increase. and on another note i cant wait for my full exhaust, the car is really coming together a lot better acceleration, tranceformer and i went on an empty hyw,(i had my g.f. in my car)it was noticeably different, it is a good test as his is100% stock. |
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So with the AT what is different about the diff that makes me have to get a whole new pumpkin? And is it a auto or manual pumpkin from the 350Z Id have to get? So parts are as this? new pumpkin, gears, LSD, and some kind of rods? |
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the diff housing are the same between, the difference is inside , the carrier ( where the ring gear bolts up). you would need to change that carrier plus the stub shaft and axle if yourgoing to run lsd or get a manual rear end out of a 350,g35,g37,370z. then do the gear swap. now if you dont want to go as agressive you can put in the stock gears out of a manual 370z, as the auto 370z has 3.3 axle ratio and the manual has 3.6.in the f.s. section there a stock lsd with gears. he prolly has everything you need to do 3.6 ratio swap for minimal money. 1. Both lsd and non-lsd manual 370z take the same gears. no mod needed to do the 4.08 ratio swap. straight install. get parts from 2006 nissan frontier xe 2.5l manual trans 1. 38100-0c760 ring/pinion 2. 38165-0c020 pinion crush sleeve 3. 43262-01p1a pinion nut 4. 38154-0c000 spacer between pinion bearing and drive gear 5. 38120-ec000 pinion bearing 6.gasket maker 7.gear oil optional parts( i did not use these but the installer might request that you repalce them) 8. 38140-0c000 pinion bearing 9. input shaft seal |
Intersting. I might wait for a SRM fix before I attempt this though.
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Didn't you say it was off by a few hundred RPM? Or is that fixed now?
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yes its off by a few hundred rpm,most of the time i dont even notice.
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If you have an open rean and want put install a stock lsd, you will need a passenger side stub shaft from an lsd car, weather it be auto or stick doent matter. If you are and auto lsd/open you will need a carrier from a manual car, not the entire diff. also the ratio for auto is 3.3 and the manual is 3.6 so if you dont want to go a radical as 4.08 just swap a stock manual rear end/gears.
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I am digging up threads from the grave because I can't find the one I am looking for. Any idea how much loss in top speed a manual 370z would have when switching to 4.08's?
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without a tune you will lose none, i have gone to an indicated 167mph with my 4.08 gears.
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Do you know off hand what kind of RPM increase you saw at highway speeds? say 70-80 mph?
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Are you planning on getting some runs in on the dyno? Interested on the numbers the gear change makes. I guess if you didn't dyno before the change you'll have nothing to compare.
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I hear if you change the final gear it effects gas mileage, is this true? I think I got this from Z1 website. Correct me if I am wrong please.
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Definitely true. If your car is always running at higher RPM to make the same speed then you will use more gas.
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For example, if your stock gearing is at 40mph at the top of 1st gear, using a shorter gear would be at say 30mph, but it would get to 30 faster than the taller gear will hit 30mph. I just made those numbers up for the example, but I hope that makes sense. The net result is quicker acceleration at the cost of some top speed and fuel economy. I believe someone with the 4.08 gears (jnaut maybe) said he was still able to hit 160mph, so the loss in top speed isn't noticeable without forced induction and a death wish. |
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Did you ever use one of those dial tools when installing the ring gear?
apologies for rasing the dead btw. oh and jason i sent you a pm |
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If I didnt do so much highway driving this would be a ^no brainer
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I had the stock 4.10s in my s, and switched to a 4.44, and eventually down to a 3.90 final drive. I love the pull of an aggressiv fd, but when I am making long highway drives, it's just not worth it. |
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My z went down about an average of .7 on gas mileage from what I noticed... I can still get 25+ on the highway if I keep it around 70mph though...
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sorry noob question but why would it be bad to change to 4.08 if i plan on boosting my Z?
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I have a 7at G37 and have the 4.08 installed. My 1st is 30 mph 2nd 45 3rd 60.
having to shift to 3rd to get to 60 seems a bit excessive. Should i drop to 3.69 or 3.9? |
Bump for good info!
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i have a MT I think AT guys will give you more info. |
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