A stock '07 350z just dyno'd at the shop I use (comparison against my G)
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A buddy of mine w/ a 300zxTT just dyno'd his dad's '07 350z 5AT on the same dyno I dyno'd my G35 on earlier this year.
His results for the 350z:
251whp / 218wtq
It's always interesting to see the same motors and similar cars dyno'd on the same dyno in similar conditions. (if anything I'd say the fall weather was cooler for him).
Looks like my car is strong
His results for the 350z:
251whp / 218wtq
It's always interesting to see the same motors and similar cars dyno'd on the same dyno in similar conditions. (if anything I'd say the fall weather was cooler for him).
Looks like my car is strong
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His results for the 350z:
251whp / 218wtq
It's always interesting to see the same motors and similar cars dyno'd on the same dyno in similar conditions. (if anything I'd say the fall weather was cooler for him).
Looks like my car is strong
No, looks like the difference between an auto vs. manual. Originally Posted by Cali G
A buddy of mine w/ a 300zxTT just dyno'd his dad's '07 350z 5AT on the same dyno I dyno'd my G35 on earlier this year.His results for the 350z:
251whp / 218wtq
It's always interesting to see the same motors and similar cars dyno'd on the same dyno in similar conditions. (if anything I'd say the fall weather was cooler for him).
Looks like my car is strong
Sorry to burst your bubble.
on my350z.com all their dynos appear to be higher than the typical G35 dyno, perhaps due to the better flowing exhaust system... so having a 350z (even an auto) dyno 10whp and 10wtq lower than the G35 is interesting IMO.
wasn't there an auto vs. manual dyno for 2 people's G35's somewhere on this site?
wasn't there an auto vs. manual dyno for 2 people's G35's somewhere on this site?