Z1 Motorsports 75MM Throttle Body Upgrade Nissan 350Z / Infiniti G35 (Hitachi) | AnthonyJ350
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It does give a power advantage, but perhaps also a change in the curve. Takes a good few hours, even a couple days for the ECU to adjust and compensate.
I'm interested to see if the midrange fattens up a bit. Torque still doesn't come on till about 2,800 rpm
Had my 75mm for bout a year and it’s awesome 🎉 totally complements my cold air intake system from Z1 my bigger Plenum from kinetics and man 😊love it
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Yup, this setup makes a bigger difference with the 3” intake pipe from the filter back
I’ve had mine about a year now and it’s one of those mods that you instantly feel the difference! 🔥
Totally agree!
do you need a tune to run it?
@@kmk1195 No not at all. Mine threw a code once but haven’t had a problem with it in over a year.
@@kmk1195 Just an ECU reset czcams.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/video.htmlsi=PIFbhXwc8Box5pw6
If you have other mods you should get the car dyno tuned with UPREV.
Thanks for sharing
You're welcome, and thanks for watching!
I put a simple ported and polished kaytech TB on my 2018 6.2 Sierra. It eliminated a slight hiccup I had under light throttle acceleration.
That's interesting. Hope you're doing well!
I agree, if you want the Maximum Benefit from a 75mm Throttle Body, the throat of the upper plenum must be enlarged. Otherwise you will get the same effect as 70mm at WOT. The exception would be Forced Induction.
It offsets the volume the butterfly valve occupies in theory.
@@AnthonyJ350 I agree.
It seems like you really do know your stuff about cars. Love some of your bantering back and forth with Anthony. I had a little bit of bantering back and forth with the engine wire harness cover.
@@mikewaite3746 I also volunteer teach Auto Tech at my local High School along with an instructor who worked at a Dealership for over 20 years. Between our experiences, we can disspell most myths/exaggerations/false claims. Don't believe everything you hear. Go to independent experts that have nothing to gain.
Love your vids brother, quick question tho. Can I run a plenum spacer and the V+ Kinetix Plenum simultaneously without modifying anything? The black one that you did a heat comparison video for with that G35 a while back.
I think you would run into clearance issues. I would chose one or the other. In theory it might pick up a lot of top end but might lose in the bottom and down low. I'm just speculating, I've never seen the combo done.
I had that same exact question and haven’t found anyone that’s tried them together. The hood clearance was my primary concern. And if I had to choose one or the other, AND never planning on going turbo - I’d probably just get the spacer. But that’s just kinda going off of what I’ve seen other people do
Can you do the high coils packs next from z1 motor sports.
That's something we can definitely look into.
We need to do an idle air re-learn
Not a bad idea to do an ECU reset and take for a long drive
Nice video. I wouldn't recommend larger TB unless your using forced induction.
Never by a TB spacer is snake oil.
The heads and lower intake manifold flow well. Just the front cylinders stare for air under WOT so porting or use a spacer helps.
Even if you're trying to compensate for the volume the butterfly valve takes up and trying to squeeze everything you can out of the engine from a bolt on perspective?
Most people get bolt ones like this to support their upcoming forces induction kit. Or they know it’s not going to provide an insane amount of horsepower they just want a small bump
nicee aree you going to get a re tune?
Yup I plan to, because of all the changes we've made.
Do I need tune if I install one? Or its okay for ecu to relearn and continue to use it daily?
I am in vegas and I dont have access to a tuner for z.
You should be able just to do the ECU reset and take it for a long drive.
I wonder if this would benefit a 6spd Maxima with NWP spacers and a vias delete.
If you have other intake and exhaust mods it will.
Will you be going back to the dyno to adjust the tune?
Yes definitely, want to make sure everything is correct.
Hi Anthony, seeing as you are the go too guy for the Nissan 350z cars, could you help me out please, I need to get a new/used ECU for my 2001 350z and I'm wondering if they are like BMW, where you have to have the VIN number changed to your original vin in the ECU before it will work, do you know if the 350z ECU stores the vin number? Cheers
2001 350Z? Check the VIN to verify the year. Also see if Z1 Motorsports has any ECUs available.
@@AnthonyJ350 Thanks for the reply, Sorry mate it's a 2002 (fat fingers) model, I have a second hand ecu here for the car, (down in New Zealand but not sure if you have to write the original vin into ecu, I had to have it done to a BMW a few years ago, does Nissan store the vin number in the ecu?
@@JohnSmith-wb6kq That I'm not sure, I've only had my car dyno tuned. I haven't done an ECU swap on this chassis.
Do you have the throttle body relearn procedure my car been acting up time to time and I believe I need to do the relearn more times …… could you plz give me steps if you know?
Try this czcams.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/video.htmlsi=3Zesort7dBHkYoQz
Hi , Where do you get your air intake pipe?
iRace AutoSports
Does anyone know if this mod will still be able to pass smog check as everything else is completely stock and cat are still on.
I see no issues, provided there's no check engine light after. Make sure to do the relearn procedure and drive the vehicle.
czcams.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/video.htmlsi=ZCsHif9uof6FIyQD
By any chance is your tube sitting on a coil pack as in the hose under got any clearance issue since for some reason mine just lays on a coil…
I think you figured out your issue correct?
@@AnthonyJ350 yeah after watching your video I did greatly appreciated no more issue I just didn’t turn it enough because the tube would pop off so after leaving it overnight the tube expanded so easy to fix thank you
Would this work with the the rev9 turbo kit ?
I would contact the manufacturer on that one.
Is this basically the same for HR?
HR has 2 throttle bodies and uses valve timing to do everything.
I have a 350z while driving car stalls no engine light ?
Use the clutch better?
Did you loose any low speed torque?
Didn't notice and the dyno graph showed peak torque coming on the same way at the same RPM. If anything the low end felt a little better.
I have a g37 with 2 do I need to upgrade both
Yes
Yes if you want a bigger throttle body.
Where did you get the throttle body? And do i need a adapter to install the throttle body into my stock manifold ?
Got the whole kit from Z1 Motorsports
@@AnthonyJ350 thanks I found it yesterday! Crazy that a tune is not required to install it
@@K24Reggie ECU reset is recommended and take it for a long drive after.
@@AnthonyJ350 yes thanks for the heads up ! How long of a drive you think ? I have a 04 g35 6mt. With test pipes ,exhaust and manifold spacer and i made 251whp and i was on 89 and had a misfire because one of my o2 sensors was bad. I think if i tune it I should definitely make 270 280 hopefully 😭
@@K24Reggie Take it for a 45 min to 1 hour drive on the highway. Ya new NTK O2 sensors and a clean air filter will help a lot next time you retune the car.
To confirm these are NA motors right
You could put this part on a forced induction motor.
Is this better than a ported throttle body?
Probably similar. What's the diameter of a ported throttle body?
@@AnthonyJ350 I got the shop to check it for me an its 73mm ported out.
@@user-po1zr9ii6h Pretty close
Does this make idle stable?
My car idles like factory.
@@AnthonyJ350 So like idle is 650?
@@user-vy5cy4hc7r 600-800
@@user-vy5cy4hc7r I'd check for a vacuum leak and replace your PCV valve as well.
@@AnthonyJ350 I already check hose nothing leaking using the spray method with soapy water and brake cleaner as PCV valve is new replaced and only drove car for 30 miles since.