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roplusbee 05-23-2013 07:05 PM

0.7 Bar should net something in the neighborhood od 500+ WHP. I am sure that a slightly richer AFR condition is done for safety reasons, but anything under 450 WHP just seems low.

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skidad62 08-27-2013 08:21 PM

Did you ever get this tune straightened out - curious what it put down in the end. Should be a 4th gear pull for sure. My previous car put down 640 to the wheels -looking forward to seeing your TT in person!

BG370z 01-03-2014 11:40 AM

TT parked until spring
 
Products Purchase from Z1/waiting to install:

1 x MOTUL MoCOOL Radiator Coolant Additive
1 x 370Z Upgraded Radiator with Condenser
1 x Mishimoto Thermostat For 370Z/G37
1 x AAM Competition Oil Pan Spacer (VQ37HR)
1 x 08-Up G35 G37 Z Speed Performance Aluminum Engine Under Shroud
Finish: Black

Wish List:
Products
1 x Kinetix 370Z / G37 Front Camber Arms
2 x SPC Rear Camber Arms
1 x BC Racing Type BR- Version: RS
1 x Whiteline Sway Bar Set
1 x Seibon Carbon Fiber Vented Hood-TS

My Tuning:

Got a second tune from Sam(GTM) seems to be working great
i will have to dyno again. Last dynos it was so hot outside it affected
the readings im sure over (30degC+/-)

Chuck33079 01-03-2014 11:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BG370z (Post 2635548)
Products Purchase from Z1/waiting to install:

1 x MOTUL MoCOOL Radiator Coolant Additive
1 x 370Z Upgraded Radiator with Condenser
1 x Mishimoto Thermostat For 370Z/G37
1 x AAM Competition Oil Pan Spacer (VQ37HR)
1 x 08-Up G35 G37 Z Speed Performance Aluminum Engine Under Shroud
Finish: Black

Wish List:
Products
1 x Kinetix 370Z / G37 Front Camber Arms
2 x SPC Rear Camber Arms
1 x BC Racing Type BR- Version: RS
1 x Whiteline Sway Bar Set
1 x Seibon Carbon Fiber Vented Hood-TS

My Tuning:

Got a second tune from Sam(GTM) seems to be working great
i will have to dyno again. Last dynos it was so hot outside it affected
the readings im sure over (30degC+/-)

Be careful with the Mishimoto stuff. Their themostats fail and can take a motor with them.

BG370z 01-03-2014 11:44 AM

Hey Chuck
thanks for the comment,
Any Other suggestions other than the Mishimoto?
I ran really hot on the track-but it was a scorcher.

Chuck33079 01-03-2014 11:46 AM

Not for the thermostat. Look at fans and hood venting instead of the thermostat. I won't run anything made by Mishimoto. Also, did Sam lower the fan temps on your tune? That helped me a lot.

BG370z 01-03-2014 11:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2635557)
Not for the thermostat. Look at fans and hood venting instead of the thermostat. I won't run anything made by Mishimoto. Also, did Sam lower the fan temps on your tune? That helped me a lot.

Not sure if fan temps were touched or not. I guess i will have to do some
run files.

theDreamer 01-03-2014 11:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BG370z (Post 2635554)
Hey Chuck
thanks for the comment,
Any Other suggestions other than the Mishimoto?
I ran really hot on the track-but it was a scorcher.

Fan speeds to kick on lower will help, also upgrading the fans will be a solid move, the hood venting will be a nice added bonus. I am finally getting my seibon TS hood on and once the temps warm up I will finish my data logging and comparison charts.

BG370z 01-03-2014 11:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by theDreamer (Post 2635567)
Fan speeds to kick on lower will help, also upgrading the fans will be a solid move, the hood venting will be a nice added bonus. I am finally getting my seibon TS hood on and once the temps warm up I will finish my data logging and comparison charts.

I was looking at some fans and shrouds also any suggestions?

Chuck33079 01-03-2014 11:59 AM

I'd try the radiator and the lower fan temps first, and then see what additional parts you may need.

theDreamer 01-03-2014 12:06 PM

Since I am not one to do wiring and all that, I know GTM has a nice plug-n-play fan/shroud setup with a couple fan options and it works with their radiator and now confirmed to work with the CSF radiator.

Chuck33079 01-03-2014 12:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by theDreamer (Post 2635595)
Since I am not one to do wiring and all that, I know GTM has a nice plug-n-play fan/shroud setup with a couple fan options and it works with their radiator and now confirmed to work with the CSF radiator.

That's the rub. Theirs is a easy drop-in, but I hesitate to send them any money based on their current issues.

Also, what have you done to combat underhood temps already? Any header wrap/ceramic coating? That may be a good place to look as well.

BG370z 01-03-2014 12:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2635616)
That's the rub. Theirs is a easy drop-in, but I hesitate to send them any money based on their current issues.

Also, what have you done to combat underhood temps already? Any header wrap/ceramic coating? That may be a good place to look as well.

Thats right i forgot that i have Turbo and header wraps to install as well.

BG370z 01-03-2014 12:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by theDreamer (Post 2635595)
Since I am not one to do wiring and all that, I know GTM has a nice plug-n-play fan/shroud setup with a couple fan options and it works with their radiator and now confirmed to work with the CSF radiator.

i was eyeballing that setup as well. But will look at these options first as wraps,rad and vented hood. Those could be a second option for sure.

luigi90210 01-03-2014 03:27 PM

if you want more power but dont want to spend the money on a full 3in exhaust, get a 3in electric cutout welded on to your test pipe


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