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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Z Cars / April 2006

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news - 03 Apr 2006 03:06 GMT
Question for Steve or anyone.  I have replaced my muffler for a resonator so
it is loud but nice.  Still have cat and with stock pipe 2 inch diameter.
The question is if I am driving this car hard 3rd speed and 4th mostly..
that mean reving the engine up to 5500 rpm, should I be concerned about
engine valves since my exhaust has been modified.  I don't think back
pressure is something I want but few ppl are telling me that I need back
pressure.  My car is 1987 300ZX N/A 2 seater with 5 speed tranny.  Car
manufacture date is 01/87 so I guess I don't have "W" engine (still need to
confirm this)

>> will be running fresh synthetic oil.  Synthetic 5 speed 75W90 oil and
differential as well.  Anything I should be concerned with?  cooling is okay
and timming belt is about 6000 miles or less

Thanks in advance.

Paul
Steve T - 05 Apr 2006 04:43 GMT
> Question for Steve or anyone.  I have replaced my muffler for a resonator
> so
> it is loud but nice.  Still have cat and with stock pipe 2 inch diameter.
> The question is if I am driving this car hard 3rd speed and 4th mostly..
> that mean reving the engine up to 5500 rpm, should I be concerned about
> engine valves since my exhaust has been modified.

Nope, isn't even an issue. People that say you "need backpressure" are
clueless people who have confused fuel metering issues with the need for
backpressure.
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news - 06 Apr 2006 01:06 GMT
Thank you!!

> > Question for Steve or anyone.  I have replaced my muffler for a resonator
> > so
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