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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,

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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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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.
Cool, right now Im kinda stuck between the gears and lad or SC and maybe LSD. Gotta see the price diff between the two.
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Cool, right now Im kinda stuck between the gears and lad or SC and maybe LSD. Gotta see the price diff between the two.
The gears are much cheaper than the supercharger but won't give you nearly as big a difference. These are two totally different categories of modification.
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The gears are much cheaper than the supercharger but won't give you nearly as big a difference. These are two totally different categories of modification.
Yea its all about the money, I am leaning heavily on the SC side tho, just waiting for a few to get it and see how it does and to find a shop I can trust on the install. Buut if SC is a no go then the gears are my next mod.

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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Yea its all about the money, I am leaning heavily on the SC side tho, just waiting for a few to get it and see how it does and to find a shop I can trust on the install. Buut if SC is a no go then the gears are my next mod.

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?

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
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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
Great thread man, thanks for all the info ...

I'm doing this in my G - where's the place to order these?
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Hi,

Thanks for the part numbers here!

Do you happen to know the part number for a sport manual pumpkin too?

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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
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