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Joe1561 06-14-2016 12:37 PM
Good first projects for a beginner
 
I couldn't find a thread like this so post some first things to do to your car such as cold air intakes, Sound deadners etc


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TerribleONE 06-14-2016 12:40 PM
Stillen G3
Replace map lights/hatch/license plate lights with LED bulbs
Shift knob

All I can really think of right now

Joe1561 06-14-2016 12:42 PM
Are muffs not considered?


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TerribleONE 06-14-2016 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Joe1561 (Post 3498074)
Are muffs not considered?


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They are not hard to change with the proper tools/equipment.

Joe1561 06-14-2016 12:51 PM
Thanks for the input, let's see what other people think


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gomer_110 06-14-2016 12:55 PM
This all depends on what the car is going to be used for.

For performance driving:
Front sway bar (as stiff as you can get)
Clutch-type LSD

and most importantly...


tighten the nut behind the wheel.

Joe1561 06-14-2016 12:57 PM
Hmm DD and going to meets so aesthetics and comfortable driving


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sgosh 06-14-2016 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted by gomer_110 (Post 3498084)
... and most importantly...


tighten the nut behind the wheel.
Solid advice! :rofl2:

sgosh 06-14-2016 01:21 PM
Your first week behind the wheel, and your DIY chops, will likely dictate your first project. :)

For me, it was a swap of the factory audio head-unit, followed by sound-deadening the trunk.

Exhaust work is way out of my league, but I'm currently working towards replacing the anemic-sounding stock exhaust.

So far, I find the Z has more than enough power to keep me entertained, so upping torque is something I will likely leave until much later, if ever.

As has been said, it's all about your personal priorities. :D

Joe1561 06-14-2016 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by sgosh (Post 3498104)
Your first week behind the wheel, and your DIY chops, will likely dictate your first project. :)



For me, it was a swap of the factory audio head-unit, followed by sound-deadening the trunk.



Exhaust work is way out of my league, but I'm currently working towards replacing the anemic-sounding stock exhaust.



So far, I find the Z has more than enough power to keep me entertained, so upping torque is something I will likely leave until much later, if ever.



As has been said, it's all about your personal priorities. :D


Deadening the trunk? Only? Why not all the wheel wells and all that jazz


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Duc_Z09 06-14-2016 01:31 PM
Mine was a new shift knob. A buddy of mine has a lathe...

DeliriousClam 06-14-2016 01:55 PM
I did the stereo, exhaust, cats, and intakes all at the same time when I first got it

Slartibartfas 06-14-2016 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by TerribleONE (Post 3498077)
[Muffs] are not hard to change with the proper tools/equipment.
Such as lawyers and cubic yards of money?

Chuck33079 06-14-2016 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Joe1561 (Post 3498071)
I couldn't find a thread like this so post some first things to do to your car such as cold air intakes, Sound deadners etc


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http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-g...-z-thread.html

It's a sticky, dude. Read threads before making new ones. This forum has been around long enough to already have the answers to your questions. We don't need a new thread for each instance of a new member asking an old question.

SouthArk370Z 06-14-2016 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Joe1561 (Post 3498110)
Deadening the trunk? Only? Why not all the wheel wells and all that jazz
The rear area is where most of the road noise comes from. The rear wheel wells are usually considered part of the job. The rear is also pretty easy to access - not so much the doors, &c.


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