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I'm cool with losing the steering column so long as they get it dialed in right. It will probably be a tunable feature too, so you can get the inputs exactly as you want -- that's potentially pretty slick, actually. http://www.the370z.com/members/jordo...74-q-turbo.jpg Otherwise, based on the specs, I would expect the Z35 to weigh about as much as the Z34. As to cost, whatever the difference is in cost between a G/Q and Z now is probably going to stay about the same. As a point of reference: 2015 Q50 starting pricce = $37,150; 2015 370Z starting price = $29,990. So, I think a Z is roughly 20% cheaper? If so, expect a similarly equipped Z35 to go for just under 40K. I'm in, and if it sucks I'll buy that little Miata fastback and put a big blower on it :tup: |
On the weight topic I'm curious because they listed this as a 13.0 1/4 mile at almost 3900lbs with an open diff. Imagine a 3300 lb car with a lsd and that engine. Could be something mean like a 12.7 or less stock 1/4 time
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Point of reference: 2015 Q50 Curb weight = 3,574 lbs to 3,849 lbs 2015 370 Z Curb weight = 3,278 lbs to 3,510 lbs So, we're in the same ball park, I think, on price, weight, and performance differences. But, yeah, even with the viscous LSD, it would haul ass from a dead stop. More importantly, twin turbos means lots of power potential with tuning :yum: |
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I agree. Free up the exhaust and better intakes could net big gains on a boosted setup. Look at the gtr for example. I takes, exhaust, and tune nets 80-100whp typically. Same thing on a Z could be nice. |
What Nissan will do (if they do anything) is slap the 300hp version of the engine in there and save the 400hp for a NISMO edition (if they even do that).
As a Q50 owner, I'm perplexed as to why the Red Sport, a model that is supposed to be the BMW M-Sport of the lineup, comes with **** tires and an open diff. That is some weak *** ****. On top of that, the Q50 uses an R190 diff, and I have no idea who even makes an LSD for that, considering Nissan has used the R200 for the last 20 years worth of RWD sedans and coupes. |
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Then subtract about 300-400lbs when comparing to a Z. Anything over 3,650 is the AWD And doesn't pertain to us either |
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Yes. back a bit when news on the engine was being released they mentioned that an ipl version with more hp was possible. I can't remember if it was said that its was 450 or our speculation but that would seem to be on point with a bit of a tuned version. |
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