Nissan 370Z Roadster by Central 20

[codename47]

To really enhance the sound of the VQ37VHR, specially designed ø48.6 mm headers were developed, helping flow exhaust gasses more freely towards the sports catalysts and the rest of the system. The stacked tail pipes may look a little Lexus IS-F, but are a kind of modern interpretation of the S30's stacked twin pipes. With a specially tuned ECU governing the V6, power is boosted by 38 HP and response improved.

Hiding behind the forged monobloc Central20 C5 19-inch wheels is a pretty serious brake upgrade with massive 6-pot calipers biting down on 370 mm rotors and 4-pots at the rear mated to slightly smaller 355 mm discs.

The Z rides on Central20 coilover suspension, offering up a fine combination of comfort and precision. The interior will satisfy anyone out there with a serious carbon fiber fetish.























Source:speedhunters

 

[350Z]

Good images but there is no fun watching such a beauty like that. The rear bumper and alloys are best visual modification here.

Drive Safe,
350Z

 

[codename47]

what do you mean no fun?

 

[350Z]

I mean just drooling over the pictures without laying hands behind steering.

Drive Safe,
350Z

 

[codename47]

haha yah man , i'd like to see how it drives after all that mods

 

[visran]

Re: Tribute to Nissan 350Z – The Legend Amongst Sports Cars

Nissan shows off crowdsourced 370Z

Nissan has taken advantage of the creative minds of enthusiasts everywhere by crowdsourcing the build of a custom 370Z. Nothing was off limits for modification. The engine, wheels, tires, interior, and exterior were all subject to vote. Nissan even asked what suspension to use.

The build is finally complete and Nissan is ready to show off the fruits of your choices. In stage one, Steven Lam and his team of fellow mechanics removed the front clip and hoses in order to pull the engine. Once out, the 3.7-liter six was fitted with a Greddy twin turbo kit that Lam estimates will push output over 500 horsepower. To complement the twin snails, fans chose a Greddy Ti-C catback system for more freely flowing exhaust.

Enjoy the Video Guy's:

Nissan Project 370Z: Stage Three - YouTube