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Gratters 06-05-2015 05:01 PM

The 370Z Lag
 
After a few years of happy M3'ing - I thought I would get myself a 370Z for a change. Happyish with the car but the lag is terrible.

If you floor it and hit the biting point it seems like about 2 days before the car takes off - its the only thing that makes me miss the M3 which was instant.

Add to that it sounds like I'm flooring it in neutral scream type noise rather than a full on growl.

So would an upgraded exhaust sort this ? I have the OEM fitted at the mo - I know I won't be able to put up with this lag for long!

1st 06-05-2015 05:08 PM

A tune would get rid of the lag...

Exhaust 06-05-2015 05:15 PM

Get out of D mode.

JARblue 06-05-2015 05:17 PM

Tune for the throttle lag :twocents:

Fast Intentions exhaust will address the sounds but won't do jack for throttle lag.

kalkat102 06-05-2015 05:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3220239)
Tune for the throttle lag :twocents:

Fast Intentions exhaust will address the sounds but won't do jack for throttle lag.

Are tunes expensive? I hate the lag on mines as well.

Still a noob. Go easy.

JARblue 06-05-2015 05:52 PM

Pretty much start around $500 and go up depending on the tuner and dyno time. So it's not terrible. Plus a tune does a lot more than just fix throttle lag. It can actually increase power, especially with bolt-on mods.

There's a product called sprintbooster that may help you. But it doesn't really increase the actual performance of the car. It just boosts the voltage of the accelerator pedal signal to the ECU tricking it into thinking that you've pressed the pedal further than you actually have. So it solves the lag a bit without actually correcting the throttle tables in the ECU. At several hundred dollars for this product, I found a tune to be a much better use of my money.

Memphis370Z 06-05-2015 07:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1st (Post 3220234)
a tune would get rid of the lag...

Quote:

Originally Posted by jarblue (Post 3220239)
tune for the throttle lag :twocents:

fast intentions exhaust will address the sounds but won't do jack for throttle lag.

x 10

kenchan 06-05-2015 07:35 PM

I just went with the voltage multiplier myself.
Easy and fun. Not sure about fun working down there.. :ugh:

My G has instant throttle response. Another reason why I still have her after all these years.
Some of you weren't even born.

onzedge 06-05-2015 07:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3220331)
I just went with the voltage multiplier myself.
Easy and fun. Not sure about fun working down there.. :ugh:

My G has instant throttle response. Another reason why I still have her after all these years.
Some of you weren't even born.

I was.

wanker 06-05-2015 09:12 PM

I highly recommend a sprint booster or a tune. It eliminates the electronic throttle delay provided in the ECU.

JARblue 06-06-2015 08:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3220331)
Some of you weren't even born.

It's like an 04 :rolleyes: Anyone that wasn't born then can't even drive yet :p

Although, I have seen some suspect pictures of Baby Faye that lead me to believe she might have gotten her license a few years early :icon08: :icon17:

6spd 06-06-2015 10:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3220331)
I just went with the voltage multiplier myself.
Easy and fun. Not sure about fun working down there.. :ugh:

My G has instant throttle response. Another reason why I still have her after all these years.
Some of you weren't even born.

Throttle cable FTW, electronic throttle FTL.

luigi90210 06-06-2015 12:49 PM

if you have a MT get a flywheel and clutch to get rid of lag
i recommend a JWT flywheel and clutch

kenchan 06-06-2015 01:38 PM

Its an electronic lag from the pedal. SRM has no lag during blip

Limeybastard 06-06-2015 02:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gratters (Post 3220233)
After a few years of happy M3'ing - I thought I would get myself a 370Z for a change. Happyish with the car but the lag is terrible.

If you floor it and hit the biting point it seems like about 2 days before the car takes off - its the only thing that makes me miss the M3 which was instant.

Add to that it sounds like I'm flooring it in neutral scream type noise rather than a full on growl.

So would an upgraded exhaust sort this ? I have the OEM fitted at the mo - I know I won't be able to put up with this lag for long!


Same thing I noticed. Coming from an M3 Evo when I lived back in the UK.


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