Need tips for driving manual 370z

Originally Posted by Jimbo370 I was told always use what the manual says and that Nissan already did a million dollars of R&D. The oil weight gives the proper shear

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Originally Posted by Jimbo370

I was told always use what the manual says and that Nissan already did a million dollars of R&D. The oil weight gives the proper shear time on the gears and your going to let 1 person change your mind?

Yep, I'll let one person change my mind. If they spent millions of dollars on R&D. How come the CSC's fail? How the come steering locks fails? How come fuel starve? They spent the money on hoe's and blow if you ask me.

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