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Originally Posted by t-ray Are you gonna stick with the stock gears? Yes, stock gears, gearbox, and ring/pinion. The OEM Nissan stuff has proven race worth, so no plans to
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Yes, stock gears, gearbox, and ring/pinion. The OEM Nissan stuff has proven race worth, so no plans to upgrade.
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Sorry, my question was not one of reliability, rather it was in regards to the final drive ratio. How often do you top out 5th gear? And if you ever do, can you actually accelerate in 6th gear at those speeds?
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Really depends on the track, as to how often you will use 6th gear. Does that answer your question?
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Yes, thanks. I know it's probably a newb question, but I've never taken anything over ~120mph.
At your target hp levels, at that weight, that car is going to be major fun. But I bet if would be even moreso with 3.9's or 4.0's in there. |
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For an NA car, and more moderate power/weight setup, there may be some benifit to the 3.9 rear end.
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Sorry for the confusion. So - going back to one of my earlier questions, NA, where does the car stop accelerating? |
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Here are some pics of the cage in progress. Only the main hoops have been welded into place at this point. We made an opening through the rear bracing, which will be boxed on when we are done. This is the most structurally intense cage we've done so far. Wait until you see the NASCAR door bars, seat mount, and pedal box. Should be wrapped up with all the cage related fabrication by Tues/Wed of next week. Then the fun really begins! ![]()
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Central 20 for example? Thanks! |
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However, I do not know for certain, if the 7AT 370Z uses the same differential, so I can't tell you with certainty.
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The service manual only indicates two kinds of diffs for the 370Z: R200 (plain) and R200V (VSLD). The only MT/AT difference it notes is the gearing (3.357 AT, 3.692 MT).
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when i asked them if this Z33 product would fit my 370Z 7AT https://www.performancenissanparts.c...ducts/?id=6135 say NOT. What happens?
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