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Are you signed up for Atlantic Nationals?

haha thats cool =], have a nice day.

Nah I bought it in QC and drove back to Freddy.
I think there are two 370z in Freddy in total. One roadster sold to a retiree, and mine.

im not in Halifax, im in toronto

Hello~ Fellow maritime 370z Owner I think I might have seen your 370z in Fredericton when I had my old car!!

The oil debate is so rediculous. Im using Penzoil platinum 5w-30 as I used it in my Subaru WRX for 30k miles and never had an issue. For that reason, I will stick with it. If you go to Nissan...

If you are burning oil, it doesnt matter what you use. If its getting combusted you have motor issues not oil. Even on BITOG the debate rages over AMS vs M1. Good luck with that. A cursory search...

1. First off it's an import from japan, And it's made in low numbers to fit the niche market it caters to. 2. Most of the after market body parts non replica come from Japan so that adds to the...

Non-gravitational Mobil 1 ;)

I found back in 2010 when looknig for a roadster that the 2010 370z has a ton more bells and whisles then the 09 350z. I bought the 2010 new and never looked back. If it's with in your price range...

Oil cooler while its there? Nothing crazy if you aren't tracking it, but while its out, why not? Trans fluid cooler is probably not a bad idea (isn't there a stock one?) but again if not tracking...

that light is bright and annoying for other drivers. Best to have a separate sw and only use it in fog.

Yes, but coolant isn't just to prevent freezing. While, YES, the car will run cooler with more water, when the temps go up, the anti freeze is ANTI BOIL, and as soon as the fluid starts to boil,...

That was me http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-roadster-convertible/59467-roadster-owners-what-your-preference.html#post1879853

Like the title says, I spent almost 10 years in a Z car. I had the privilege of owning a 2005 350Z and a 2009 370Z. Both were awesome cars! I have a lot of fond memories in both. They always...

It's unclear that going from 91 to a higher octane will convince the ECU to yield more spark advance -- thus without planning to tune for higher octane levels, I wouldn't worry about it. Lower...

just use synchrorev match, your car has it, downshifts are just one less thing you have to worry about

It's also possible the gas mixture is different (level of ethanol) or something like that. Differences in weather (heat, humidity). I doubt there's anything suddenly wrong --- oil levels good? A...

So send them back a picture of a couple $20 bills.

Just drive with no hood on. I see plenty of cars around the city with no hoods.