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Ahhh right I remember you posting that. Ouch. Well thankfully it's fixedWe broke the linkage getting off the stock shifter. This was the new one!
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Any tips/modifications on how to improve traction? This is My biggest issue with the new Z. it’s fun car and all but the chassis ain’t cutting it/can barely handle stock power without fishtailing. Currently have Stance XR1 Coilovers, a rear diff brace (which helped the most) then Michelin Pilot sport 4s’s.
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I don’t have any fish tailing problems. With all the bracing, top & bottom. Also I would recommend replacing the oil pan, and bottom Radiator hose connector. As they are plastic. Plus you get more oil capacity as well. My Z has a tremendous amount of power. Even with the pilots, it’s still hard to keep the rubber on the road! But that’s a good thing, right! 
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Nice, how much you pushin to the wheels? I got mine Dyno Tuned by AMS awhile back. Whee do you buy the bracing? Send over a link when you get a chance
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Good to know, did you purchase from Z 1 ? Curious to see if this resolves the issue or not..Currently pushing 506 WTQ .
The bracing helps to stiffen the fram. A lot less body roll, and helps to direct the power to the wheels.
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do you know the exact name of the part? Looking for it now on Z1s website
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Already have that, helped a little Forsure. Was looking for another addition to improve traction (minus tires used on drag strip)
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Why is the shifter so hard to remove? It's not screw on/off?We broke the linkage getting off the stock shifter. This was the new one!
