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Jokes on you, I never even drove a RWD car, my daily is a Sentra and I'll be in my Z loooong before you 🤣

I'm enjoying my modded 370 right now so I won't be getting ripped off by dealer markups since I don't need a new Z right off the bat. Good luck finding one! Availability will be low.
 

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I wonder whether the parking sensors will detect these nasty little bastards....be great if they do.

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The parking sensors on my Q60 will detect them.
However, you gotta understand that the beeping will speed up, but never go to solid tone (like something directly behind/in front of the bumpers) and if the nose/rear of the bumper goes over the curb the beeping immediately ceases (just don't let that happen). It is very useful to prevent dragging on the curb top.
 

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More interested in if the Z does not have nasty oversteer, which is hard to tune out. Thx!
I'd be shocked if it had corner entry or mid corner overseer, this thing will likely have a ton of weight over the nose with the big TT engine and its associated cooling. I'm willing to bet it'll push a fair bit in factory form, hence why I'm praying there is some decent adjustability in the alignment.
 

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I'd be shocked if it had corner entry or mid corner overseer, this thing will likely have a ton of weight over the nose with the big TT engine and its associated cooling. I'm willing to bet it'll push a fair bit in factory form, hence why I'm praying there is some decent adjustability in the alignment.
The TT setup overall only weighs 50-ish pounds more than the VQ setup did.

And I believe the Z34 is based on the FM design, where most of the engine weight is behind the front axle.
 

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The TT setup overall only weighs 50-ish pounds more than the VQ setup did.

And I believe the Z34 is based on the FM design, where most of the engine weight is behind the front axle.
I thought I read somewhere awhile back the engine is mounted a little further back on the new Z compared to the 370, but can't remember where I read this.
 

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I thought I read somewhere awhile back the engine is mounted a little further back on the new Z compared to the 370, but can't remember where I read this.
That'd require a structural change to the chassis, which Nissan didn't do, hence why the chassis code is still Z34
 

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i dont know i did napkin math from the weight of the engine both vq and vr i saw a few places mention the TT was 400 plus pounds just the engine , took the engine weight out the 370z and put in the weight of the TT and it was 36ish and change
 
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