How To Get The Most Out Of This Site
 

Do your homework before asking questions. Many questions can be answered by reading the Owner's Manual. If you don't have a printed OM, you can download a PDF from this site. For more technical questions, consult the Factory Service Manual (FSM). See link in my sig for OM/FSM downloads.
Edit 2014-10-15: If you plan on doing any troubleshooting or maintenance beyond putting air in the tires, the FSM (free!) and an OBD scanner (as cheap as $20 online) are must-have resources. With that combo, you can do most of the troubleshooting yourself (the car will do most of the work :) ). Then you can ask really good questions.

Do a search before asking questions. There's a real good chance that someone has already asked. This site's search function sux, IMNSHO, so I use Google and add "site:the370z.com" to my search string. This limits the search to the site specified and works with most web search engines. See http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-g...ches-site.html for some links to Google searches on common topics.

When asking for help with a problem, give as many details as possible. Not only will it help others troubleshoot your problem, it will give them an idea of your level of expertise so they can tailor their responses appropriately.

Contribute. If someone asks a question and you know the answer, share your knowledge. That's what this site is all about.

Keep non-technical and off topic responses out of the technical threads. Use the social sections for that.

Go Premium and help keep this site online. Not only does that make you One-Of-The-Good-Guys, you get some The370Z decals that add up to 5 extra HP. :)

Edit 2014-10-11: If you start a new thread, make the title meaningful. "I need help", "My car died", "I have a question", &c are not helpful and many will ignore them. I'm not sure how many characters are allowed for titles but it's at least 60 (probably >100) - make use of as many as you need.

Giggidy :happydance:

i already got the +5 extra hp sticker...

Yeah but the 370Z one is dyno proven. Yours is an unbacked claim! lol

You forgot to add this little gem: Should I buy a ________ or a 370Z?

Fill in the blank with another vehicle. Such threads only end up being a Z versus ________ dead horse event.

Logical answer to said question:

* If you can afford a more expensive car with superior overall performance over the 370Z, there's no reason to get a Z unless you prefer the styling and tradition of a Z-car over that of the more expensive and superior car.

* If you prefer the styling and tradition of the less expensive car with inferior overall performance to a 370Z, you shouldn't bother with costlier payments for a Z.

* If the other car is equal in cost and performance, then the obvious deciding factor would be which car has better styling and tradition in your opinion.

Hey I don't want to jack you thread "but what's the best exhaust for the Z"?!? Lmao