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///PureSwank 09-02-2013 11:15 PM

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Originally Posted by JungleZ (Post 2471156)
You sound like me and got the car for looks, if you want a drag racing type car "from a dig you wrote" than you should of got a gt 5.0 mustang. or evo X for the awd you're raving about.

It's an entry level sports car guy , Nissan isn't gonna give it close to gtr dedication.

I have a C6 Z06 as well lol. I was just stating my opinion on nissan. It would be nice to have a 370z with a more potent oem block. You never KNOW!!

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brucelidat 09-02-2013 11:20 PM

Only way it would happen is if they dropped in the 240 as entry level and slotted the Z up higher in the 40k+ range. Even then, it wouldn't get AWD or anything close to GTR, but maybe a more potent engine and less NVH. That's not happening either though.

bghoward 09-02-2013 11:46 PM

An obvious choice that seems to be overlooked would be the VQ25 v6 with a turbo. In fact if I were Nissan I might even drop it down to 2.4L to capitalize on the original 240z name. They could easily make 350hp, keep it a v6 with lighter weight, less NVH and it would sell.

The other option that I think is likely is to go back to 3.5L without VVEL but add in DI, that would probably get the same power or more then the 3.7L with better gas mileage, cheaper price, lower weight, etc. Lose some weight and you have a winner.

Third option, given the rumors about platform sharing with Mercedes, perhaps the next Z will get the new 2.0 turbo 4 from the new AMG with 350hp/335tq. If the Z were to lose a couple hundred pounds of weight that would a beastly car.

brucelidat 09-03-2013 12:35 AM

Well, we'll see what they do. I hope we get some details sometime next year. If the new Z isn't very impressive, I might SC the 370.

Z_ealot 09-03-2013 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by brucelidat (Post 2471227)
Well, we'll see what they do. I hope we get some details sometime next year. If the new Z isn't very impressive, I might SC the 370.


well if what we've been hearing turns out to be true all signs point to Nissan showing a concept this january in detroit :D

zguynate 09-03-2013 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Z_ealot (Post 2471246)
well if what we've been hearing turns out to be true all signs point to Nissan showing a concept this january in detroit :D

Hope so. I would much rather have a turbo 4 than a hybrid or electric. If its light enough I wouldnt mind a 4 cylinder. I would much rather prefer a 6 cylinder, although a 4 cylinder would be MUCH easier to work on more than likely over the vq37.

ZBro16 09-03-2013 04:28 PM

I don't mind boost as long as it's on a 6. Nissan doesn't have a 4 cylinder that I'd like to see in a Z. The VQ25 could happen, however, in direct injected turbo form.

If Mazda can make a bulletproof DI-Turbo platform and sell it (MS3), then Nissan sure as hell can.

cheshirecat 09-04-2013 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by ZBro16 (Post 2471889)
I don't mind boost as long as it's on a 6. Nissan doesn't have a 4 cylinder that I'd like to see in a Z. The VQ25 could happen, however, in direct injected turbo form.
If Mazda can make a bulletproof DI-Turbo platform and sell it (MS3), then Nissan sure as hell can.

Nissan doesn't, but Mercedes does. It's currently found in the A45 AMG. ~350hp and 35mpg from a 345lb engine? Yes please.

Geneva LIVE: Mercedes launches 360-horsepower A 45 AMG

Due to the cost of this engine compared to the VQ, I doubt Nissan will employ it, but the option does exist. Mercedes and Nissan confirmed that Merc 4 and 6 cyl engines will be brought over to Infiniti- who knows what they may mean for the Z car.

Chuck33079 09-04-2013 10:07 AM

The problem with DI is figuring out what to do when you reach the limit of the fuel pump. Those high pressure pumps cost a fortune.

Lug 09-04-2013 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2472752)
The problem with DI is figuring out what to do when you reach the limit of the fuel pump. Those high pressure pumps cost a fortune.

On the MS3, you can swap the internals for about $350, or the whole thing in the $600's if memory serves.

Chuck33079 09-04-2013 12:01 PM

That's pretty reasonable. Still a hell of a lot more than my Walbro. What about injectors? DI is great (other than Audi's carbon deposit issue) other than the cost of upgrades.

Lug 09-05-2013 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2472870)
That's pretty reasonable. Still a hell of a lot more than my Walbro. What about injectors? DI is great (other than Audi's carbon deposit issue) other than the cost of upgrades.

Most people get around injector limits by doing a piggyback fueling system. Bigger injectors have been a major issue with the MS3, waiting to see if this is going to be the same with Ford's ecoboost engines. Their 2 liter ecoboost fueling system seems to be topping out at around 350 to 370 hp, stock.

MC 09-11-2013 08:40 PM

The Z35 concept will be at Tokyo Motor Show!!!

JungleZ 09-11-2013 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by MC (Post 2483291)
The Z35 concept will be at Tokyo Motor Show!!!

Awesome when's the show

Edit: November .. Nice . I have the biggest feeling the car will look all futuristic though. Hard to best current looks but if its smaller lets not hope for a brz rice rocket.

Redglare 09-11-2013 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by MC (Post 2483291)
The Z35 concept will be at Tokyo Motor Show!!!

November 22~!!! that's not too far away at all,


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