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mantella87 01-10-2012 12:15 AM

Drove to work and back. I always make sure to open it up a couple times each way. :)

Rusty 01-10-2012 12:50 AM

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Since I was off today. I did my base line dyno run. The Nismo got 282HP and 230 ftlbs corrected on a Mustang dyno. After that. I took a ride to Ohio Pyle State Park in SW Pa.

ImportConvert 01-10-2012 01:18 AM

I fantasized that it existed some place closer than California so I could buy it *frustration*

ImportConvert 01-10-2012 01:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 1483479)
Since I was off today. I did my base line dyno run. The Nismo got 282HP and 230 ftlbs corrected on a Mustang dyno. After that. I took a ride to Ohio Pyle State Park in SW Pa.

Strong numbers, I assume that's WITH your mods though, and not a stock baseline?

Austexan 01-10-2012 01:29 AM

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So I just finished off a weekend of audio installs and all done :woot: Thanks for all the great info on this site, i couldnt have done it without you all! (along with the websearch on "how to solder wires together...lol) I put in a kenwood DNX6160, Polk MM6501 speakers, Polk PA330 amp, new speaker wires, Axxess ASWC steering interface, CMOS-200 rearview camera, dynamat xtreme the trunk area (doors to be done later) and brought ipod connection into the center console. Took a lot longer than planned but thats because i made the mistake of not cleaning up as i went and I spent more time walking around looking for tools and parts than actually doing work, lol. But i am thrilled with how it turned out. The speakers sound great, I love that you can modify the headunit color theme, i was suprised at how well the cam worked at night and for those wondering, the dynamat xtreme really does make a difference. I was able to reach in and slide a good sized piece over the left wheel well (cant on the right due to the some wiring to the gas tank) and i think that helped a lot. A little homework and forethought paid off....all for a little under $1000. glad i saved on the install fee.... :tup: time to enjoy :driving:

Waiz 01-10-2012 01:35 AM

Nice job doing it yourself!

How do you like the Kenwood HU?

Austexan 01-10-2012 01:45 AM

so far i like it a lot. easy navigation through ipod files and going through sources, nice DVD picture, still getting to know it and haven't used the navigation yet but seeing as i got it for $325 and it was less than a year old i'm pretty stoked

Waiz 01-10-2012 01:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Austexan (Post 1483538)
so far i like it a lot. easy navigation through ipod files and going through sources, nice DVD picture, still getting to know it and haven't used the navigation yet but seeing as i got it for $325 and it was less than a year old i'm pretty stoked

That's a good deal, you really can't go wrong.

Mecinoid 01-10-2012 01:53 AM

Today I had to jump on it with the wife in the car. Some guy in Caddy SUV was pushing and not going to let the small car merge. So, 25-75 in about 4 secs. Left him in the dust as they say. The wife started laughing and she doesn't like fast most of the time. I think that is because in the other cars we own it requires banging of gears (those are manual cars) and there is a lot of head bobbing. In the Z is just goooooo. Then her comment was: "Yeah commute car, right. I knew this was going to faster than your old 350Z but, never thought a automatic would take off like that." I remindered her that the '67 Camaro with 650HP we own has a two speed automatic. Her response was, "That's not a six cylinder (economy) import car; this one has half the HP." She got me there plus, she has never been in the passenger seat of the Camaro so she has no reference. What other six cylinder car gets 27-28mpg and hits a sub 13 second quarter mile?

I Love my Z for what it is .... Life is short live it !!!

Waiz 01-10-2012 01:57 AM

Ehhhh :ugh2:

Austexan 01-10-2012 02:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Waizzz (Post 1483547)
That's a good deal, you really can't go wrong.

yes, and the bluetooth sounds real clear and and i was suprised at how easy it was to set up.

Rusty 01-10-2012 02:44 AM

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Originally Posted by ImportConvert (Post 1483499)
Strong numbers, I assume that's WITH your mods though, and not a stock baseline?

Bone stock, no mods. Everything is bought, and paid for. Just hasn't shown up at the house yet. Uncorreted, it was 293hp and 237 ftlbs.

ImportConvert 01-10-2012 02:53 AM

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Bone stock, no mods. Everything is bought, and paid for. Just hasn't shown up at the house yet. Uncorreted, it was 293hp and 237 ftlbs.

Very nice!

SPOHN 01-10-2012 05:32 AM

Got my Carbotech XP10's in the mail.

happytheman 01-10-2012 06:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Austexan (Post 1483516)
So I just finished off a weekend of audio installs and all done :woot: Thanks for all the great info on this site, i couldnt have done it without you all! (along with the websearch on "how to solder wires together...lol) I put in a kenwood DNX6160, Polk MM6501 speakers, Polk PA330 amp, new speaker wires, Axxess ASWC steering interface, CMOS-200 rearview camera, dynamat xtreme the trunk area (doors to be done later) and brought ipod connection into the center console.

Nice job! That Dynamat is good stuff to work with. A bit expensive, but whatev.

Now it's time to replace that stock knob and take those Blockbuster movies back before you get hit with a late charge! :tup:


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