What to do when I get my 370z

gtaylor370 · 08-26-2009, 09:27 PM

I know a million people probably replied to this already lol but if you aren't lookin to make insane power, I'd just stick with a full exhaust (headers, HFC's, mufflers, or straight pipes, whatever you prefer) and a decent intake system to start. Those are the most common and easiest to do.

Next thing I'd go for is a programmer (like superchips etc.) if anyone has anything out, or even an upgraded ECU.

I know it may sound wierd on a Z because it's a V6, but one of the quickest and easiest ways to build power is through a cam.

After that maybe some minor forced induction? Maybe a small supercharger or a small twin turbo set up.

If you plan on any hard driving/track time, invest in an oil cooler, it's worth it.

08-26-2009, 09:27 PM	#31 (permalink)
gtaylor370 Base Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Jacksonville, Florida Posts: 8 Drives: 02 Ford F250 7.3 M6 Rep Power: 17	I know a million people probably replied to this already lol but if you aren't lookin to make insane power, I'd just stick with a full exhaust (headers, HFC's, mufflers, or straight pipes, whatever you prefer) and a decent intake system to start. Those are the most common and easiest to do. Next thing I'd go for is a programmer (like superchips etc.) if anyone has anything out, or even an upgraded ECU. I know it may sound wierd on a Z because it's a V6, but one of the quickest and easiest ways to build power is through a cam. After that maybe some minor forced induction? Maybe a small supercharger or a small twin turbo set up. If you plan on any hard driving/track time, invest in an oil cooler, it's worth it.