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Originally Posted by Baer383 The GTR plugs will work fine,it is my understanding that the HKS dissipate heat better. And yes the GTR plugs go right in no issues. Thx

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Old 06-12-2013, 01:38 AM   #1 (permalink)
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The GTR plugs will work fine,it is my understanding that the HKS dissipate heat better.
And yes the GTR plugs go right in no issues.
Thx a lot buddy!
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Everyone getting this kit, also getting colder spark plugs or sticking with the stock plugs? Would colder plugs be much more beneficial?
I'm going with GTR plugs.
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I actually run GTR plugs... More consistent on the dyno after switching...

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Sam/Mike,

After having this kit installed, are there any precautions we need to take with regards to bringing our cars to the dealer for any routine maintenance? I'm sure we'll have to remind them that there's a high capacity oil pan in place so that they don't underfill it during an oil change. Or tell them not to touch the tune (to keep them from flashing it back to stock). Any other pointers?

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Sam/Mike,

After having this kit installed, are there any precautions we need to take with regards to bringing our cars to the dealer for any routine maintenance? I'm sure we'll have to remind them that there's a high capacity oil pan in place so that they don't underfill it during an oil change. Or tell them not to touch the tune (to keep them from flashing it back to stock). Any other pointers?
Most if not all people that that go FI do there own maintenance. Having the means to install one is one thing. But I'd highly recommend learning about the up keep on a FI kit and doing it yourself. If not defiantly defiantly find a shop that's up to date on such things.
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^ what he said.

I'd never take a FI car to a stealership. Either learn how to do simple upkeep like oil changes or take it to someone u trust. Never a stealership.
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^ what he said.

I'd never take a FI car to a stealership. Either learn how to do simple upkeep like oil changes or take it to someone u trust. Never a stealership.
Depends on the dealer. My dealer installed my turbo kit. They'd do fine maintaining it if I let them.
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Depends on the dealer. My dealer installed my turbo kit. They'd do fine maintaining it if I let them.
Whoa! Ur the exception..... Wait ur not running a Stillen kit r u? Lol. Thas the first I heard of a turbo kit install at a dealership. U have a personal friend there?
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Nope. My dealer's installed quite a few fi kits on 370s. Of course, there's only one guy there who gets to touch my car.
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Nope. My dealer's installed quite a few fi kits on 370s. Of course, there's only one guy there who gets to touch my car.
Is that what you're calling it these days?
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Nope. My dealer's installed quite a few fi kits on 370s. Of course, there's only one guy there who gets to touch my car.
He is correct, the dealership has done a bunch though less now.
One tech there is a master GT-R tech and is the only one who works on the boosted Z & all GT-Rs for the dealership. He mods his own Z and has a high passion for it, plus the dealership is good about treating customers right overall.

I would say for most a dealership will screw up more than fix, but there are a couple diamonds in the rough.
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I will ask some Aussie GTR owners this anyway but are these the GTR plugs that people are using?

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I emailed to inquire about getting myself on this list, haven't heard anything back yet..

Also, I'm a noob with forced induction. With such an upgrade to the engine, would there be any modifications to the transmission needed to handle all the newly added power?
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Also, I'm a noob with forced induction. With such an upgrade to the engine, would there be any modifications to the transmission needed to handle all the newly added power?
If it's the manual, you'll eventually burn up your clutch. Put a stouter one in and you're fine. For the 7AT, there's a lot more that you'll need to do.
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I'm glad you guys have faith. I wouldn't let a dealer install my kit if my dad work there.
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