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dszombiex 09-24-2009 09:57 AM

I don't have this problem. The Stillen G3 intake and Stillen lightweight crank pulley did wonders for throttle and engine response. The other day it was 105F in Northridge and I didn't have any problems.

chief_Roka 09-24-2009 10:37 AM

:happydance:

molamann 09-24-2009 02:53 PM

Is the crank pully noticeable that much?

kenchan 09-24-2009 03:01 PM

sounds like just heat soak.

not good advertisement for injen if it's working no better than stock on a hot day though... you guys ever meansured your intake temps before and after the intake install?

dlmartin81 09-24-2009 03:10 PM

Same here.

Loss in acceleration + throttle response

dszombiex 09-24-2009 03:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by molamann (Post 211409)
Is the crank pully noticeable that much?

It isn't huge. Its more of the combined effect of everything together. Each mod improves everything a bit. After gaining a bit here and a bit there the total becomes noticeable.

The best way to gauge the difference is to have a stock one and a modded one side by side and try each out one after the other.

The crank pully is pretty inexpensive though so it doesn't hurt at all to get it.

dszombiex 09-25-2009 05:20 PM

I apologize and take back what I said. It just happened to me today. Ambient temps were about 106F, oil temp was about 250F. I was taking the onramp from Topanga Canyon Blvd to the 118 East. I stepped on the throttle in 3rd gear to like 50% and... not much happened. It was very odd.

molamann 09-25-2009 05:41 PM

Did you go on an extended drive beyond normal daily commute? I guess the reason I've never experienced this until recent is because I went on a prolonged drive going from Gardena -> Downtown LA -> La Crescenta -> back to Gardena. :/

dszombiex 09-25-2009 05:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by molamann (Post 213041)
Did you go on an extended drive beyond normal daily commute? I guess the reason I've never experienced this until recent is because I went on a prolonged drive going from Gardena -> Downtown LA -> La Crescenta -> back to Gardena. :/

Yes, a coworker and I went for a little lunch drive from Northridge to Porter Ranch, then to Woodland Hills and out on Mulholland Highway. The sluggishness was on the way back from Woodland Hills to Northridge (drove all the way down Topanga Canyon Blvd to the 118).

zellsexy 09-14-2012 07:48 PM

this happened to me today. 107 degrees in la crescenta, ca. me and a buddy were messing around in his 335 and my car would not be able to catch up at all. ive noticed it all day. no power what so ever. and i thought turbo cars were supposed to be effected more?

obito 09-14-2012 08:22 PM

hot temp ruin sport cars :shakes head: it happens to my rx8 :mad:

JungleZ 09-14-2012 08:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zellsexy (Post 1917306)
this happened to me today. 107 degrees in la crescenta, ca. me and a buddy were messing around in his 335 and my car would not be able to catch up at all. ive noticed it all day. no power what so ever. and i thought turbo cars were supposed to be effected more?

His 335i was stock right? A 335 with 1 bolt on blows the Z out the gates.

and yes it was 100 degrees today in socal but my Z stayed at 180 temps with AC on full blast and running better than ever.

tjlazer 09-15-2012 12:00 AM

search for gas pedal delay and bogging.

http://www.the370z.com/engine-drivet...dal-delay.html

http://www.the370z.com/engine-drivet...irst-gear.html

Strangler 09-15-2012 12:49 AM

I thought I was just imagining but I guess it is true. On really hot days the car does feel a bit different compared to cooler days.

omgZ 09-15-2012 02:38 AM

After the Uprev fan adjustment, it helps A LOT with the first gear lag. I feel that the car doesn't bog as often, but it's still there on really hot days. My next mod will be a 25 row oil cooler, hopefully this cures it.


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