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trackratZ
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Registration now open. Who’s going and entering whIch events? Come out to CA.
https://zcon.org/conventions/2023/
https://zcon.org/conventions/2023/
takemorepills
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Not thinking I can snag a new Z by then.....
I checked their website, couldn't tell if they have "room" for the Z's modern 2+2 brother, Infiniti Coupe?
I'd like to attend, but stuck with an Infiniti for now.....
I checked their website, couldn't tell if they have "room" for the Z's modern 2+2 brother, Infiniti Coupe?
I'd like to attend, but stuck with an Infiniti for now.....
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Woah!! What did they do here? It looks like they deleted the intercoolers for direct cold air intakes. Is this a single turbo or something? Looks wild.
theboosh
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Yeah was so good! Awesome event, such amazing builds of the older S30s etc but for here I thought I'd post up some pics of the new car.
Highlights: Getting to see the cars & talk to the tuning shops that have been working on the new Z, such as Soho, AMS, Z1 and Nismo USA. Great seeing the engine bays with their products such as the carbon engine covers & air intakes etc.
Great seeing and hearing things like the exhausts in person.
Personal favourites were the white Nismo USA parts car (that random underbody shot is from it), the Z1 600R car that they'll be releasing as a customer package, and the Seibon carbon parts. The Seibon parts look great on the new Z & accentuate some of the 240Z styling.
Also, tech talk night & meeting people who were either from the club or involved in the development of the car.
There was a company 'OEM Plus' who had a great plug and play audio upgrade on show for the sport Z (I don't think it's compatible with the Bose/performance package). It sounded awesome.
The overall experience was awesome, it's been a jam-packed few days, but I thought I'd at least post up a few pics!
Highlights: Getting to see the cars & talk to the tuning shops that have been working on the new Z, such as Soho, AMS, Z1 and Nismo USA. Great seeing the engine bays with their products such as the carbon engine covers & air intakes etc.
Great seeing and hearing things like the exhausts in person.
Personal favourites were the white Nismo USA parts car (that random underbody shot is from it), the Z1 600R car that they'll be releasing as a customer package, and the Seibon carbon parts. The Seibon parts look great on the new Z & accentuate some of the 240Z styling.
Also, tech talk night & meeting people who were either from the club or involved in the development of the car.
There was a company 'OEM Plus' who had a great plug and play audio upgrade on show for the sport Z (I don't think it's compatible with the Bose/performance package). It sounded awesome.
The overall experience was awesome, it's been a jam-packed few days, but I thought I'd at least post up a few pics!
theboosh
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Oh & both times I saw Mr Tamura the question "Why no manual Nismo Z?" came up lol. Nissan is going to get asked that so many times, eventually they'll probably give in and make a manual.
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What an absolute monster of an intercooler. This is beyond cool. Can’t wait until they explain more about it.
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