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I wonder if GTM will help fix the issue of cooling?
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Meth and an oil cooler...
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Is it just my computer or is it taking you to the second page when you click on number 3??
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Any updates on this? Quite interested to see how the kit fares. Also, with Stg 2 kit, would we need to "build" the engine? Might not be the more practical choice, seeing that most of us are going with an S/C kit as a "plug in and forget it" kit for a DD.
On a separate note, apart from the turn-key kit, oil cooler, A/T trans cooler and upgrade, what else would you need to have the Stg 1 kit installed on a BONE STOCK 2010 370Z (80% DD, 20% Circuit Track)? I heard that stock exhaust and cats are actually good for the hp, Sam mentioned that it has something to do with some back pressure and it's good for S/C. What about gauges? Are they even required? |
I posted this elsewhere but it's appilcable to all IMO.
When any shop no matter who it is releases a kit for a certain price $X yet there are mandatory upgrades required costing $Y which are not inlcuded within the kit, it almost seems to me to be either false or misleading advertising in order to claim a low price on their kit. Granted there are experienced people out there who would prefer to source their own upgrades. But for the average "Joe", why not just be up front and honest about the whole thing and provide an all encompassing price of $Z ($X + $Y)? Again this is directed at all suppliers. :shakes head: |
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You can always go back to a time when you pieced an entire kit yourself, intercooler, turbos, custom piping, etc. |
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At the least you will want a boost gauge. |
The more gauges the better!
Much better information than the stock gauges Oil pressure, Oil temp, Water temp, Fuel pressure http://www.the370z.com/members/zat_z...efi-center.jpg Vacuum/boost, Egt, O2 sensor http://www.the370z.com/members/zat_z...efi-pillar.jpg |
I'm really not trying to be mean but that setup is ghetto as hell. :)
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You don't NEED an oil cooler or meth, they are just good things to have when you go FI, some would argue the oil cooler is necessary and I wouldn't argue against it, but it's not a NEED. You can get away with just the SC system itself, but when you start spending that kind of money, it seems like such a terrible idea to not spend a little more to play it safe. I live in Texas...so the oil cooler is a bigger deal than for maybe someone who lives in Canada. As far as gauges are concerned, those are definitely not NEEDS or required. It's more a matter of nice-to-haves. Obviously if you are going to track the car, this kind of information is a little more critical than for most who will just want more power and use it for a daily driver and not a track car at all. I originally was going to get the Camp II system installed but decided not to and just save the money for something else. I also considered the traction control system from GTM but again...money and need changed my mind. |
Does anyone have pics of Camp II working in 370Z?
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Regarding the issue of oil cooling with this kit, there's a debate on my journal that you guys can follow regarding using a water-oil cooler instead of air-oil... I have an aftermarket radiator and am going to use air-oil laminar flow only with no air-oil core... not perfectly applicable to street cars with stock radiator, but still if we can get that to work on my car in track / time trial environment, will be a data point for those that want to consider a different approach vs hanging an air-oil cooler off the front of the car... should have results in October
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Your entitled to your opinion but after reading your posts, I don't put much value into your thoughts. No offense intended. :) |
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Is the CAMP II efficient as the gauges?
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Is there any way to customize the readout? Like, can I get it to say Oil Temp rather than Oil_T? Also, can it be wired into the factory nav unit?
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Wired into factory nav - Yes I really like the Camp II system, eliminates the need for a bunch of single gauges around the car, can view 3 gauges or 6 gauges at a time, different views. It plugs directly into the OBDII port and has add ons for anything our car does not directly read. |
Only thing I hate is gotta buy hks afk to read air fuel ratio with hks camp 2
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True, if I had the OEM Navi in my car, I would have done it differently and had the Camp II installed.
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can I display camp ii on my android tablet?
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I like the double screens better. Magden on top and navi on the bottom
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Video cables on the right: http://d5otzd52uv6zz.cloudfront.net/...a88dcb-420.jpg Quote:
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even with the AFK it will not show up on the CAMP2 because it's a completely separate unit. if you had the FCON that's a different story. Quote:
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Hnmmm I have heard different. See now I just don't know
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the price went up 1200$? It was already too high. It's now unlikely that i'll ever buy this kit. I dont know why parts are ridiculously expensive for these cars compared to other models but its pretty much highway robbery.
A supercharger kit that costs 1/4 of what the car cost brand new.....what a joke. |
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6500 original price was a steal.
There is better pricing just have to inquire. |
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http://www.the370z.com/619438-post36.html Sent from my PG86100 using Tapatalk |
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So you are saying JB is incorrect?
I'm sure he can chime in. Sent from my PG86100 using Tapatalk |
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