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What we can expect from the 370Z
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Looked to see if anyone's posted this yet, and I'm surprised I didn't find it (or maybe my search skills are lacking).
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Im sorry I am very confused. Could you explain to me real quick why the stock car in the first chart makes 315rwhp and then on the second chart it makes 260rwhp stock?
I mean the gains largely depend on this. If the car makes 260 stock then we are talking about a 90whp change. If we take 315 stock then the gains are more realistic at like 45hp. 350whp on bolt ons though???? sign me up!! Even at 310rwhp sign me up! |
where did that quote come from, who wrote it...lol...???
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The first run was two different states of mods. The second graph was stock compared to all the mods. It specifies it in the .PDF title.
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Final Dyno Numbers - MY350Z.COM Forums |
That is absolutely amazing! VQ is a beast to begin with. It reacts really good with mods. I can see the newer VQ from the 370Z react even better than the G37. I should also say that Z being lighter, you'll feel a lot more raw power. Good dyno :tup:
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^ That's what I'm hoping for. I'll actually be able to hold off on boost for a little with that much power on tap (plus a small bottle, of course ;) ).
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The car must feel like a beast! |
Having dyno tested a half dozen VQ37's in the G37, I would expect the same 250whp bone stock on our dyno. With some bolt on mods, an easy 270-280whp.....or over 300whp on a typical dynojet. This engine is a top end monster, and loves to rev. It makes power nearly all the way to redline.
Here is our baseline VQ37 bone stock...50 miles on the odometer, if I recall correctly. :) http://onfinite.com/libraries/1246003/be2.jpg |
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and thanks for the dyno Sharif. |
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Oh ok, I had a 30R on my STI and it made around the same power your new setup will make. Probably a little bit less. Closer to 380-390whp.
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BBoy you keeping the EVO and getting the 370z? Best of both worlds baller :ughdance: :)
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