First post...

I believe that is a dyno of a 350, not a 370.

Correct. Should show similar results though. :)

The 350Z HR and 370Z HR show similar gains on the dyno, with the 370Z obviously being a couple points higher. This is a proven modification, not just by us but by many individuals who have done before and after dynos.

Your butt dyno will approve, the dyno at your local shop will show gains, your wallet will be fatter due to the increase in fuel economy, and your engine will be more responsive all around.

The 20 pages of feedback from Z owners here in this thread back all of these claims.


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I tend to agree with you or I would not have just purchased a NST under-drive set (just arrived today BTW).

Very good quality parts too. Now if I can just get someone to install the things. I'd do it, but don't have a pulley puller and the last time I tried to do the job on my former Maxima SE...well...I ended up taking it to the shop anyway (could NOT get the bolt off...even with an impact wrench).

Where are you guys getting the thing installed? Nissan dealer? Race shops?

I have called a half dozen places now and either they never call me back (Cobb) or won't touch it.

Never dreamed it would be this tough to find someone.

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Any independent dynos yet?
thanks

I have received my NST pulley kit today and want to thank you guys for this super fast delivery to Germany - it took about 1 week which is excellent for overseas USPS shipping including customs processing time.

Will let you know once I have it installed and dynoed !!

Chris

Thank you Chris. We hope you enjoy your pulleys as much as everyone else.

A note on dynos... you will want to try, as much as possible, to perform your before and after dynos on the same dyno on the same day in order to see the most accurate results.

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I did not need a puller to get my stock pulleys off. My car only had 2,000 miles on it though. Just though id through my 2cents in. Great product by the way with no loss in voltage!!

Same girl?? :icon08:

Not the same two girls. The first is Robyn, the second is Kendra.

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So whats the method you used to remove the factory pulleys ?

i.e; air tools or hand tools ? what all needs to be removed in order to access
the pulleys ?