TVR t350c to a z4m coupe.
TVR t350c to a z4m coupe.
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the jollyrodger

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569 posts

202 months

Wednesday 20th April 2011
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Sold the t350c and bought a z4m which i have a week now, best thing i ever did!
The z4m has'nt got that grunt and sheer power of the t350c, but i feel im able to drive it much faster, its so much, a better car in every respect.The only downside i can think of is the clutch is very hard to master and i do miss the noise of the t350c but the z4m sounds so sweet, i wouldnt change the exhaust.
Its red, so its getting a lot of looks and positive comments and ive a smile from ear to ear.

Raify

6,556 posts

272 months

Wednesday 20th April 2011
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Re the clutch. Search the z4 forum for clutch delay valve delete / modification.

It makes a big difference.

api330

673 posts

224 months

Wednesday 20th April 2011
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Raify said:
Re the clutch. Search the z4 forum for clutch delay valve delete / modification.

It makes a big difference.
As raify says delete the clutch valve its a easy job and makes a big difference,

Targarama

14,720 posts

307 months

Wednesday 20th April 2011
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api330 said:
As raify says delete the clutch valve its a easy job and makes a big difference,
This

Porscheplayer

381 posts

214 months

Wednesday 20th April 2011
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+4 on CDV

I agree with on all counts, I had a Tamora, bag of ste compared to the Z4M coupe. You can really psuh the Z4M hard, drive it like a complete nutter and it just feels better and better. I was even more impressed at the 'ring'. Last of the breed, I think

milu

2,495 posts

290 months

Wednesday 20th April 2011
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I loved my T350t and do miss not having a TVR,but the Z4m is a lot more usable in the power dept,well for me anyway.

I'm sure there isn't much in it between the two,Z heavier of course.
These past 2 weeks I've had to use my Z daily to fill in for my broken Touareg.
I've done about 1200 miles and although it's been annoying at times round town/bumpy roads I'm sure the Tiv would have been even harder work.

The Z gives you more choices.

Z4 Animal

6,015 posts

234 months

Wednesday 20th April 2011
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Great move mate thumbup

Z4 Animal

6,015 posts

234 months

Wednesday 20th April 2011
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Any excuse for a piccie biggrin


the jollyrodger

Original Poster:

569 posts

202 months

Wednesday 20th April 2011
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Z4 Animal said:
Any excuse for a piccie biggrin

Very nice, whats the brakes?
Im finding it great having brakes again after the Elise and t350c, its a bit easier on the gearbox,lol.

physprof

996 posts

211 months

Wednesday 20th April 2011
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well done that man..

for clutch ...CVD or start in 2nd.....

Z4 Animal

6,015 posts

234 months

Wednesday 20th April 2011
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Std CSL brakes mate same as yours not so good on the track i have read a weakeness im afraid.

Some have upgraded to AP Gear but at around 3k not many funny enough.

ga41

148 posts

221 months

Thursday 21st April 2011
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I also did the CDV mod. Well, actually removal in my case, but didnt see that much of a difference. I had the car for about 3 months time and drove it everyday before i removed it so i had gotten used to driving with the CDV anyway.

You'll see a much bigger difference with it modified on non-M Z4's though.

I was between a TVR T350 and the Z4MC but the German won because there aren't any TVR specialists out here if something went seriously wrong....

daz4m

2,914 posts

219 months

Thursday 21st April 2011
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Heres a good to do list:

+5 on CDV.
Tyres
Brake Pads and fluid
Eibach Springs
CSLs




the jollyrodger

Original Poster:

569 posts

202 months

Sunday 8th May 2011
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How do you remove the CDV?
Is it a job for a specialist?
Cheers.

Smirnoffmark

1,798 posts

250 months

Sunday 8th May 2011
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Great looking car

daz4m

2,914 posts

219 months

Sunday 8th May 2011
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the jollyrodger said:
How do you remove the CDV?
Is it a job for a specialist?
Cheers.
It's a 20 min job for a good indy. Car on ramps, clamp the lines and disconnect CDV, then either re fit without one or knock the inner stopper from the CDV and then refit.

4340BB

858 posts

232 months

Sunday 8th May 2011
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and then bleed the system ^ ^ ^

AliV6

685 posts

212 months

Thursday 12th May 2011
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-5 on the CDV, i've never had an issue with it and found no improvement when driving a car with this mod carried out... Each to their own tho!


khooni

2,086 posts

229 months

Thursday 12th May 2011
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may also affect warranty on transmission....

if one cares about that sort of thing