At quick glance that looks like a baby GT2.RED_DET wrote:The added length the front bumper adds over the stock definitely gives the side profile an edge over the stock 370z.
I agree with you. 19's are too big for a sports car, 19's are for GT cars. The engine is great, seems like more of a racing engine due to the less torque then hp. Its kinda like a Honda F22C on steroids. That being said, the engine does best with a lighter car and Nismo should have stepped it up a bit in this department. The rise in hp is cool but that would be MUCH better if they paired it with say a 100-150lb drop in weight. Now i know thats not too easy to get but this is the racing version of this car.ldstang50 wrote:The good:More powermore rpms
The bad:no torque to go along with the powerno adjustable front camber19s all the way around
If Nissan were serious about putting a car together for people to race, put in adjustable front/rear control arms. Give 18s instead of 19s, take out a lot of the amenities (rear wiper, power locks and windows, etc.)19s are too damn expensive to buy and extremely hard to come by.Come on Nissan, give us something to compete against the RX8s!!!!
wow now that u said that its so true..........marlin29311 wrote:
At quick glance that looks like a baby GT2.
What do you mean? The Cayman does 265 with a 2.9-liter and the Cayman S does 320 with a 3.4-liter. The Cayman S is also a 60k car. The 370Z is also faster around the track then a Cayman S. Makes you wonder why the engine is in the back in the first place. I do agree that the Z needs better brakes. It should have get some Brembosspitalul2bad wrote:Those look like crappy brakes.
And 350hp from a 3.7 is still behind the Porches.
This is why i love my Z32TT. Because it comes stock fast!!PhEnoM78 wrote:
wow now that u said that its so true..........
i love it but i agree w/ one of the guys who said the nismo editions need more hp i mean if its gonna be considered a track ready car make it more track ready......hell throw a turbo in it stock lol that would be amazing
I was talking about the big boys, the 911s... Honestly, those are the ones who'll take you for a shmuck on a track for buying a Nissan rather than a souped-up VW Beetle. Even though it's not in the same price range, on a track (or even street), noone's asking about price.Watermelonwarrior wrote:What do you mean? The Cayman does 265 with a 2.9-liter and the Cayman S does 320 with a 3.4-liter. The Cayman S is also a 60k car. The 370Z is also faster around the track then a Cayman S. Makes you wonder why the engine is in the back in the first place. I do agree that the Z needs better brakes. It should have get some Brembos
I would much rather have the Z naturally aspirated for a track car. The 350z should have been faster I agree.Z32 TwinZ wrote:
This is why i love my Z32TT. Because it comes stock fast!!
Why did Nissan get away from turbo z's
The older Z32TT potentially puts out more HP than the Z33/Z34 only because it came with twins right out of the box. I'm sure the numbers would be higher on the later z33 if nissan chose to go factory F/I. I need not to comment on the even newer z34.Z32 TwinZ wrote:Turn the boost up to 15psi on a stock z32 TT and your making around 370-400HP.. lets just say about 128whp / liter
Its funny how old school kicks new schools a**
The only shmuck is the guy comparing the 120k Porsche to a 40k Nissan. And I bet you did get laughed at the Formula 1 track when you pulled up next to the big boys in your 350z. You cant even talk about weight when your the one driving a convertible.spitalul2bad wrote:
I was talking about the big boys, the 911s... Honestly, those are the ones who'll take you for a shmuck on a track for buying a Nissan rather than a souped-up VW Beetle. Even though it's not in the same price range, on a track (or even street), noone's asking about price.
These are performance / sports cars and not supercars. I'm not talking about Ferraris or Lambos or the Porsche Carrera GT. Just a 911. And the Porsche I had in mind, the GT3, makes 415-420 from a FLAT 6 cylinder 3.6 liter engine.
Porsche 911 GT3 - 3.6 flat 6 - 420hp.Nissan 370Z - 3.7 V6 - 330hp.
90 hp is a long ways away. And I'm not talking about the car's weight... which again isn't looking good on the Nissan front.
Finally: I know they are in different price ranges. I'm just talking about making an engine give out more than 100hp / liter.
Im the old school, you must be the new school. sry ive alrdy left u in the dust, do i need to remind u...Dasoupdude wrote: Who are you again..
Mehbe.Dasoupdude wrote: Until its thrown a corner or two.
Its funny cause you talk like your twin turbo is sooo much faster then the 350Z. The 350z does 0-60 in 5.5 1/4 in 14.4,14.5300zx tt does 0-60 in 6 and 14.4That's out of Road and Track. And I can promise you I would leave you in the turn.Z32 TwinZ wrote:
Im the old school, you must be the new school. sry ive alrdy left u in the dust, do i need to remind u...
Mehbe.
C'mon try again, i knows you can do betterZ32 TwinZ wrote:
Im the old school, you must be the new school. sry ive alrdy left u in the dust, do i need to remind u...
bwahdiddlybwah. fear the wrath of soupmelon!Watermelonwarrior wrote:Its funny cause you talk like your twin turbo is sooo much faster then the 350Z. The 350z does 0-60 in 5.5 1/4 in 14.4,14.5300zx tt does 0-60 in 6 and 14.4That's out of Road and Track. And I can promise you I would leave you in the turn.
So are we drag racing or track racing??Watermelonwarrior wrote:Its funny cause you talk like your twin turbo is sooo much faster then the 350Z. The 350z does 0-60 in 5.5 1/4 in 14.4,14.5300zx tt does 0-60 in 6 and 14.4That's out of Road and Track. And I can promise you I would leave you in the turn.
I would take an s30. I actually think they are badass carsDasoupdude wrote: The only real "oldschool" zee i know of would be an s30.
A z32TT WILL beat a stock z33. But slap a comparable tt setup on a z33 and it will be a different story. Or, lose the tt setup on a z32 and go heads up with a stock z33.Z32 TwinZ wrote:
Just accept the fact that my old 1991 z32 can beat a z33.
Well s*** if we gunna be slapping things on then i might as well slap on some bigger turbos... Its not my fault they didn't put turbos on a z33..xjmxstac wrote:A z32TT WILL beat a stock z33. But slap a comparable tt setup on a z33 and it will be a different story. Or, lose the tt setup on a z32 and go heads up with a stock z33.
Agree. Lets not forget that the Z32 tt was a 40k car back in the day. While the Z33 can be had for under 30k.xjmxstac wrote:A z32TT WILL beat a stock z33. But slap a comparable tt setup on a z33 and it will be a different story. Or, lose the tt setup on a z32 and go heads up with a stock z33.
Bottom line, if you were gonna compare the two generations, do it on level ground. Either both F/I or both N/A, then compare the numbers or, better yet, take it to the track.
They also had a N/A version (vg30de). What are the numbers on those?Z32 TwinZ wrote:
Im talkin stock vs stock, and i do believe the z32 came stock with a vg30dett.