G35 Sedan V35 2003-06 Discussion about the 1st Generation V35 G35 Sedan

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Old 12-11-2008, 12:36 PM
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doesn't the timing reset after a couple of restarts... going back to the based timing written in the ECU....
 
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no it doesnt. if there is knocking or pinging, then the ecu will go back
 
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once it goes back, do you need to do the same process all over again? or will it go back once the knock is gone?

i've heard the cyrper software does this as well?
 
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yea i did it from a guy who had the cipher software. check on craigslist for anyone doing it near you. yea i think you have to do the same process again if you car starts knocking. dont know about that cause i got this a week ago. get this for sure. great mod and you can actually feel the difference
 
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Old 12-11-2008, 10:29 PM
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i have dealership connections. its only really going to cost me a 6pack of brew. =P I just want to know if its worth my time to ask
 
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then def get it bro
 
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Q50 Red Sport 400 RWD
Originally Posted by Lucky-G
Wanna explain to me when the last time more wheel spin was a good thing? Ricer...
typically it means you have more power to the rear wheels....a quick fix of springs, wider wheels and tires help cut some of this down after serious mods like FI.

I don't think he was promoting wheel spin as an indicator of what you want for better performance/acceleration #s.

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the dealer will do this for free... at least Tustin Infiniti did for me yrs ago... I have Cipher now so can do it anyway.

To the question about the ECU not holding advanced timing - it does not change.

BTW, advancing timing is not so amazing.
 
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Originally Posted by OCG35
BTW, advancing timing is not so amazing.
Please elaborate...
 
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Originally Posted by Mmagic76
Please elaborate...
It’s very common, easy to do, and doesn’t give amazing gains (I’d describe as minor to moderate) – it’s a standard part of any performance tune. 2 degrees of advanced ignition timing is almost as basic as running premium gas – it simply isn’t “an amazing mod”

This isn’t meant to hurt anyone’s feelings – but advanced timing isn’t new, amazing or worth $25… and it’s been discussed a million times.

When someone reads a title like the one in this thread it sends a message… in this case it ended up being a bust.
 
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i'm not exactly worry about the performance part, its more of the possible .5 MPG gain or w/e i can get thru that i'm trying to go for. right now i'm looking at 17 mpg city/highway driving so ANYTHING will be better

but from what i understand this goes bring you like 1whp. all my cars i've always moved the dizzy up to the highest spec.
 
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i know its not really "amazing". i meant for the price, you cant go wrong with it. sorry for the amazing part. i guess i will call it a fair mod for $25. i
 
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$ per HP should be the same as most other bolt-ons

$25/ 1whp timing
$200/5-10whp for a spacer
$150/ 1-3whp (if any ) for ztune/ pop charger

but same thing as getting a tune.. which nets you a little more and it better for the car.
 
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Originally Posted by 4drmadness
i know its not really "amazing". i meant for the price, you cant go wrong with it. sorry for the amazing part. i guess i will call it a fair mod for $25. i
read post #24... I wouldnt pay $25 (but I'm not saying you cant).
 


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