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b15 06-26-2018 10:18 AM

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I'm seeing more and more plastidipped modded 370s and it makes me truly sad. Same ones are also drift kings in the parking lots and streets.

Leingod 06-26-2018 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by b15 (Post 3767363)
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I'm seeing more and more plastidipped modded 370s and it makes me truly sad. Same ones are also drift kings in the parking lots and streets.

ahhh, the automatic crowd. We have a yellow 350z here with a fake hood scoop attached to it and air inlets fixed to the front bumper, but nothing running inside of them. It's just 2 gaping holes that were superglued on.

Nothing beats the old Nissan Altima 2 door running around town with a massive wing on the rear end, fake hood scoop, knockoff volks, fake fender air things, those plastic bbk caliper covers, and racing stripes.

eastwest2300 06-26-2018 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3767364)
ahhh, the automatic crowd. We have a yellow 350z here with a fake hood scoop attached to it and air inlets fixed to the front bumper, but nothing running inside of them. It's just 2 gaping holes that were superglued on.

Nothing beats the old Nissan Altima 2 door running around town with a massive wing on the rear end, fake hood scoop, knockoff volks, fake fender air things, those plastic bbk caliper covers, and racing stripes.

:mad:

JARblue 06-26-2018 10:26 AM

Try easing into the throttle at 1500 RPMs. Once you get that smooth, quick launch right around the engagement point, that should help give you a better feel for what's needed to launch at 2500 RPMs, which is a pretty ideal spot for mostly stock Z's. You can get a perfectly smooth, quick launch at 4K and 5K RPMs all day long - you just wear out the clutch plate a lot more from feathering longer and at higher RPMs. And clutch dumps aren't good for much either unless you just like wasting money on tires and clutch wear.

Leingod 06-26-2018 10:30 AM

I have been trying to feather at around 3k when I do it manually, but I just suck in general. It'll take a few more track days to properly get it down. LC just makes cool sounds, so I had been messing around with that. I'll lower the rpm drastically next time I attempt it and attempt to not clutch dump.

eastwest2300 06-26-2018 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3767367)
I have been trying to feather at around 3k when I do it manually, but I just suck in general. It'll take a few more track days to properly get it down. LC just makes cool sounds, so I had been messing around with that. I'll lower the rpm drastically next time I attempt it and attempt to not clutch dump.

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b15 06-26-2018 10:38 AM

Do you have the RJM clutch pedal assembly? Seems to help all around, shifts and smooth launches.

Leingod 06-26-2018 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by b15 (Post 3767369)
Do you have the RJM clutch pedal assembly? Seems to help all around, shifts and smooth launches.

Yup. Absolutely love it. Way smoother throughout every gear. It's just a matter of practice at this point. DD capabilities are as smooth as they've ever been.

JLarson 06-26-2018 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by b15 (Post 3767369)
Do you have the RJM clutch pedal assembly? Seems to help all around, shifts and smooth launches.

+1 for this.

Zoren 370 06-26-2018 10:43 AM

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ahhh, the automatic crowd. We have a yellow 350z here with a fake hood scoop attached to it and air inlets fixed to the front bumper, but nothing running inside of them. It's just 2 gaping holes that were superglued on.

Nothing beats the old Nissan Altima 2 door running around town with a massive wing on the rear end, fake hood scoop, knockoff volks, fake fender air things, those plastic bbk caliper covers, and racing stripes.


What about this Mercedes Benz Sports car wanting to be a truck?

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Hotrodz 06-26-2018 10:44 AM

You can try the launch control at the same rpm and turn the tc about 25%. Maybe a little more and it should be pretty good there at least it was pretty dang spot on when Seb did it in my car and that was with boost!

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Leingod 06-26-2018 10:47 AM

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What about this Mercedes Benz Sports car wanting to be a truck?

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That's a lot of money spent but a dumb person making a lot of money most likely. The genius Altima owner works at Valvoline here.

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Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3767373)
You can try the launch control at the same rpm and turn the tc about 25%. Maybe a little more and it should be pretty good there at least it was pretty dang spot on when Seb did it in my car and that was with boost!

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I'll give that a shot next time! I haven't even messed with TC much yet. Still hesitant of letting loose in an open parking lot with 0% TC due to the cops around the area. It'll be another month before I get another track day in.

eastwest2300 06-26-2018 10:49 AM

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b15 06-26-2018 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3767370)
Yup. Absolutely love it. Way smoother throughout every gear. It's just a matter of practice at this point. DD capabilities are as smooth as they've ever been.

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That's the one mod "regret" I have. If I did it over again it would've been one of the first things I do.

Leingod 06-26-2018 11:05 AM

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That's the one mod "regret" I have. If I did it over again it would've been one of the first things I do.

It's something that you sorta just can't fully comprehend until experiencing the difference. I read the reviews from people and always knew it would be good. But the change really was drastic.


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