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Old 08-01-2007, 04:16 AM
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What MOds would you start off with?

Hey peeps how are you. I barely joined this forum today and so far it looks great. I pose this question that many of you probably answered a milllion years ago so some other noob lol..but unfortunately a noob is born everyday lol. I want to know what mods can I get that wont interfere once I get a turbo kit. So far I have these in mind for a 2006 g35x Sedan
1. Orthodox crank pulley
http://www.g35parts.com/9083/osc/pro...roducts_id=137

2. Orthodox crank pulley belts
http://www.g35parts.com/9083/osc/pro...roducts_id=139

3.Jwt pop charger w/ Z tube
http://www.g35parts.com/9083/osc/pro...roducts_id=114

4. 5/16" Copper ISO Thermal Plenum Spacer
http://www.g35parts.com/9083/osc/pro...roducts_id=319

5. Mrev2
http://www.g35parts.com/9083/osc/pro...roducts_id=364

6. Altered Atmosphere True Dual Exhaust
http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...st&prodid=1797

The only problem with number 6 is that it would take some custom work to my bumper and exhaust pipes since its a coupe exhaust. Does anyone think its worth it. I hate that all the good stuff the coupe has it lol

7. Auto transmission upgrade
http://www.stillen.com/product.asp?id=STIVALVE01&c=PE

Would you do #7 if you had an opportunity and do you think its worth $700 lol

I know I am missing a lot of things, but does anyone have any recommendations on what should I do first before i attempt any of these like any mods before I do these mods and if you think I am missing anything crucial, please advice. I am considering getting the g37 coupe, but I wanna keep my options open in case I decide to keep this one and MOd it. Any help would be appreciated. thx
 
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Old 08-01-2007, 04:19 AM
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Yes these questions have been answered many times before. I direct you to the technical section and encourage you to use the search function - it is your friend.

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i have a question that I just cant figure out and its annoying the crap out of me, how do you post pics as your signature. i am trying to use photobucket and its giving me some BS about too many lines and i cant use this and that..why are they making it all hard....is it just me?
 
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Old 08-01-2007, 05:35 AM
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Not sure what to tell you there. If you post a thread about it in the feedback/questions section, I'm sure some of the gurus can clear it up for you.
 
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I would skip the bs like pulleys and belts and get straight to mods that will produce some kind of gains, whether it's suspension for better handling or parts like MREV2 for power.
 
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Oh, and if there was a way to put a coupe exhaust on a sedan, a lot of us would have done that a loooooong time ago.
 
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Oh, and if there was a way to put a coupe exhaust on a sedan, a lot of us would have done that a loooooong time ago.
Yeah, you beat me to it. I would absolutely LOVE to put a coupe exhaust on my sedan, but the clearance isn't there. Take a look under your sedan, the setup is completely different. Just go with the Stillen Gen-2 catback, or one of the other options.
 
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Originally Posted by dofu
Oh, and if there was a way to put a coupe exhaust on a sedan, a lot of us would have done that a loooooong time ago.
WOW LOL! straight forward and to the point..well i guess that bursted my bubble on the coupe exhaust..some ppl have told me it was possible..but it would be wise listening to you guys since we own them haha
 
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Originally Posted by dofu
I would skip the bs like pulleys and belts and get straight to mods that will produce some kind of gains, whether it's suspension for better handling or parts like MREV2 for power.
i realize that the crank pulley would be a small 5 hp gain..but then again im thinking more about my acceleration den my hp..cuz that mod would help it a lil and you guys cant say it wont..thats at least what a lot of ppl are saying that its worth it..plus its hella cheap
 
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start with the mrev, spacer, and z tube/pop charger, those are the three that will make you smile the most. There are a couple of threads about putting a dual exhaust on the sedan, use the search and see for yourself, however most have failed, or have been so unhappy with the finished product they went back to something specifically designed for the sedan. The pulleys and belts probably won't do a whole lot, but for $200 it might be worth a try to mak that decision yourself. I'd stay away from the stillen valve body upgrade, not only is it way too pricey, you'll have to be without your car for a few days while you send it in, and if it all it does if firm up a shift point you might be better of trying a grounding kit at 1/7th the price
 
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2006 g35x Sedan
1. Orthodox crank pulley
http://www.g35parts.com/9083/osc/pro...roducts_id=137

Don't bother. Possible oil leaks and other issues just for a couple HP (max).

2. Orthodox crank pulley belts
http://www.g35parts.com/9083/osc/pro...roducts_id=139

(see #1)

3.Jwt pop charger w/ Z tube
http://www.g35parts.com/9083/osc/pro...roducts_id=114

Great mod, get this or the Stillen. Still only a couple HP but you also get sound.

4. 5/16" Copper ISO Thermal Plenum Spacer
http://www.g35parts.com/9083/osc/pro...roducts_id=319

YES!

5. Mrev2
http://www.g35parts.com/9083/osc/pro...roducts_id=364

This is for the 298hp Rev-Up motor so it wont work on yours.

6. Altered Atmosphere True Dual Exhaust
http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...st&prodid=1797

Won't work without major mods to the fuel evap system. If you want a direct fit exhaust the Stillen (full dual) and HKS (rear only) will fit. The Borla dual will fit with minor mods.

7. Auto transmission upgrade
http://www.stillen.com/product.asp?id=STIVALVE01&c=PE

Go with the VB upgrade from SGP Racing. It will help with shifts but is not needed unless you are going for big power. Just save up for boost!

I know I am missing a lot of things, but does anyone have any recommendations on what should I do first before i attempt any of these like any mods before I do these mods and if you think I am missing anything crucial, please advice. I am considering getting the g37 coupe, but I wanna keep my options open in case I decide to keep this one and MOd it. Any help would be appreciated.

Decide before you start modding.
 

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The MREV2 was for the automatics specifically was it not? I'm almost certain that you CAN benefit from the MREV2 on the 280 engine. The MREV and MREV+ were only for the 6MT though.
 
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Originally Posted by trey's wife
The MREV2 was for the automatics specifically was it not? I'm almost certain that you CAN benefit from the MREV2 on the 280 engine. The MREV and MREV+ were only for the 6MT though.

Not

Directly from the motordyne site:

"MREV 2 Manifold:

The Motordyne MREV 2 Manifold high-torque plenum mod designed specifically for the VQ "REVUP" engine. This is the engine in all 2005 MT G35's and Track/Anniversary edition 350Z's and all 2006 MT 350Z's and G35's. In addition to a throatier growl, tests show MREV 2 Manifold adds 15+ HP and 19+ TQ at 4500 RPM. Although the peak HP is typically reduced by 2.5 HP the power band is greatly expanded. MREV 2 Manifold is quite possibly the most effective NA engine modification available for the VQ REVUP engine."
 


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