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    19' Q60S, 07' V36 Sedan SP

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  1. Different taillights and front bar + Nissan instead of Infiniti. There may be a few other styling differences but engine and powertrain all the same I'm quite sure.
  2. Yea the Z's arrival is good. More mods and aftermarket support for sure and hopefully lower pricing. There are a few tuners that I have been following for the Q50/60 platform that are now tuning the new Z's and it's amazing how much power they are getting from stock engines. Keen to see how they go. So far the tuned Q50/60 I see have been reliable other than a handful of porous blocks and failed turbos (early ones)
  3. Haha no worries Duncan, I have the Q60 Red Sport....I was waiting for the 400R to be available for importing here but the Q60 came up for sale at too good of a price so I took it instead. 2019 and after, the turbos were changed a little I think, so 400R should be ok for turbos. As for porous blocks - yea that is my main concern at the moment. Hopefully its just a batch of them from over in US and not JDM/AUDM ones. I was looking at the hybrids....sadly none 2019 and up.
  4. 400R is for the Q50 only and is more of a limited edition but similar spec to Red Sport. The main difference between 300hp vs 400hp would be the turbos - the Red Sport have sensors on the turbo on how fast they spin. Other than that you guys have mentioned already regarding the hx and water pumps. Hopefully we can import post 2019 ones in the near future. These cars are bang for buck imo.
  5. I thought of doing this....but cause of how rare these cars are (in me and Pauls case - Q60), I doubt they would know how to get the remote start working. I read some posts in the US forums that it should work if they just code the FOB that has the remote start buttons. That might be worth a try I guess.
  6. When I get desperate enough I might bite the bullet for the cable and try out the software.
  7. Trying to get Nissan to code a FOB for a Q60S and it's like pulling teeth. Might look into this one. Thanks mate
  8. Do you know if this software can code new FOBs etc?
  9. Yea in the V36 my milage varies depending on where I go. The usual commute to and from work it gets to 12-13L/100km, but if I do a long drive to rural areas, consumption drops to 9.5-10L/100km
  10. Thanks for the info. Will have a look - I have been dragging my feet getting a OBD reader. Unfortunately I'm on iOS. Might see if I can find an old android somehwere haha
  11. Thats good to hear you have fixed it. Unrelated - what OBDII do you have?
  12. 👀 hey folks, been a long time. hows it going?
  13. Not locally, I ordered them from America directly. CZP is usually my pick for stuff I want to buy from over there.
  14. Any HFC for Z33 Series 2 and Z34 will fit. I personall had Stillen HFC before changing to Fast Intentions Resonated HFC.
  15. You will need Nissan Consult III or a similiar tool to pair it.
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