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2008年3月31日 · The VG33 has the same stroke and would require a different flywheel as they are 6 bolt. There might also be a slight chance the Z32 crank pulley won't work properly on the VG33 crank (I'll actually be finding this out soon).

2003年3月30日 · The Tuning the 300Z ECU write up was an incredible success. The praise and information that I have received has been incredible. So after mulling over the new info and constructive criticism, you are now receiving the next installment, Revision 1.

2023年7月26日 · It’s a 30 year old car. Maintenance is a huge factor. These cars got a bad reputation early on for issues that usually came down to a bad electrical connection or a tiny rubber hose as a results of the compact packaging and the less than stellar plastic they used to connections in the 90’s.

2010年9月29日 · So after looking around for some aftermarket coil packs, i stumbled across some aftermarket goodies for the g35/300z. Now i know the difference between "our" vq35de and the g35's vq35de lies in their head design and intake plenums. The one thing im …

2010年8月20日 · The Ultimate Guide to ECU Diagnostics The Ultimate Guide to Z32 Self-Diagnostics >Whenever you get a Check Engine Light (CEL) or your car is acting funny, the first thing you should do is run codes.

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2013年1月4日 · Part 1: Removing the Bezel Tools: Philips head screw Driver, Table knife, Electrical Tape. Taking the bezel off is really easy.