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I don't see why it would but don't quote me on that. I also would imagine you would wanna take a look at the tune as you will load up the motor more. Also just a guess im sure mr.squeeze can chime in more
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Yes it will fit the G37 without a problem. I didn't get tuned right away it was fine when I went back to re-tune that was because I added the F.I 3 inch exhaust. I swapped once my motor was built this was something I knew I was going to do. With the right set up alignment tires car not slammed I was hooking very good in the summer 570whp 2 gear from around 40mph or so.
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I would have to give up my SRM to go with a new final drive, which I would hate.
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completely? he said SRM still worked I thought. Now I am wondering if my OSG diff will fit in that pumpkin..
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You can use just make sure you get one that's made for a auto.
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It may still operate, but it will be not be matching correctly. Changing the final drive would change the RPM/Speed ratios, which the SRM computer uses to compute the rev match. As far as I know, no one has figured out a way to change those values upon going to a different final drive.
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One of us around here should find time to put together a spreadsheet to display exactly how far off it will be. Perhaps in most cases, it might still come in a lot closer than the typical throttle bump from a heal/toe downshift anyway. I am not sure a few hundred RPM would make a noticeable difference.. but if there are scenarios where we are looking at 1200+ RPM off, it could become annoying or counter productive to leave SRM on. |
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I will say this much I have had it on my car since July of last year and my down shifts still seems smooth when down shifting. I use rev match all the time it may use the computer to compute speeds . I will also say and its s fact my car is much faster with the 3.3 than the 3.7 its perfect for my power level . With the shorter gears was shifting way to much and traction is much improved in my opinion any Z over 550 whp .
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Can anyone with 500+ rwhp comment on traction improvements by only changing from the factory LSD to an aftermarket LSD? As far as just pure straight line traction, I wonder how much can be unlocked in the diff. The way my tail wags around, I dont think I am getting any one-wheel action in a straight line, but it will often go one-wheel on me if I am trying to do donuts.
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Here is a comparison chart between stock 3.692 and 3.3 ... if my math is correct.
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