Ztube
I should be installing mine next weekend along with the jwt popcharger. I don't think that there are too many performace gains, just a couple hp. Check out this link for more info. http://infinitipa.zoovy.com/product/16576-CD000
I'll let you know how my install goes once I get it done. Should be an easy bolt on.
I'll let you know how my install goes once I get it done. Should be an easy bolt on.
Well, I just installed the JWT popcharger and the Z-tube in my coupe. It is a very simple install that took me about hour, but I bet it could be done in about half an hour. You can really hear the difference. It sounds amazing. You can feel an increase in power a little, but it really isn't that noticeable.
I would suggest the popcharger/z-tube, but I am biased because that is what I went with. I think it is a better deal for your money and it is very easy to install.
Neither should void the warranty, but I am not absolutely certain about that. I am certain that there are people in NICO who can verify whether these would void the warranty.
Neither should void the warranty, but I am not absolutely certain about that. I am certain that there are people in NICO who can verify whether these would void the warranty.
Ok, here is what I found out. The dealer may claim that modding the car will void the warranty, but the Magnusson-Moss Warranty Act says it does not. However, if Infiniti can prove that a failure was caused by the modification, then the warranty can be voided. A Z-tube and popcharger more than likely will not cause any problems.
Most intake and exhaust mods will not void warranties. However, if you decided to get a CAI, since they suck air in from a low point, such as the wheel well, they run the risk of getting water sucked into the engine and that can cause hydrolock which would then void your warranty.
It is always safe to keep the original parts you take off just in case they are needed down the road.
But, there shouldn't be a warranty problem with the z-tube/popcharger.
Most intake and exhaust mods will not void warranties. However, if you decided to get a CAI, since they suck air in from a low point, such as the wheel well, they run the risk of getting water sucked into the engine and that can cause hydrolock which would then void your warranty.
It is always safe to keep the original parts you take off just in case they are needed down the road.
But, there shouldn't be a warranty problem with the z-tube/popcharger.
SoCalTed wrote:Don't forget to reset your throttle, idle and ECU when you change out the tube and or CAI/Still airbox.
So you reset the throttle and idle as well as the ECU? I assume you did the resets from the info on the Technosquare website for the 350Z, correct?
I reset the ECU and just assumed that the throttle and idle were reset when the ECU was reset. I didn't realize that each needed to be reset individually.
Nope, you have to do them individually....make sure that your engine is warmed up before doing the idle & throttle valve reset.
for the rest who don't have the link/steps:
TechnoSquare's reset steps
Covers:* ECU Resetting Procedures* Accelerator Pedal Release Position Learning* Throttle Valve Closed Position Learning* Idle Air Volume Learning (Throttle Position Learning)
Cheers, ted
for the rest who don't have the link/steps:
TechnoSquare's reset steps
Covers:* ECU Resetting Procedures* Accelerator Pedal Release Position Learning* Throttle Valve Closed Position Learning* Idle Air Volume Learning (Throttle Position Learning)
Cheers, ted
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