- 1,264
The "V-Spec II" was only available on the R34 GT-R. The R33 GT-R only had a "V-Spec" option.JCE3000GT...I'd rather own a blue R33 GT-R vspec II over any other Skyline.
Hilg
The "V-Spec II" was only available on the R34 GT-R. The R33 GT-R only had a "V-Spec" option.JCE3000GT...I'd rather own a blue R33 GT-R vspec II over any other Skyline.
JNasty4G63The "V-Spec II" was only available on the R34 GT-R. The R33 GT-R only had a "V-Spec" option.
Hilg
Young_WarriorYeah but skip cars arent like candy. They are expensive so usually people buy one or two and then stick with those for a couple of years. The cayman and boxster are basically the same thing and the gt2 is just a hopped up version of the 911 hence its real name is 911 gt2.
Young_WarriorNow it realy is a question of whats the point with the GTR proto around the corner.
Finally, someone comments on horsepower.McLaren'sAngelHiya!![]()
![]()
Meow! (='.'=)
I think that 450Z looks great!👍
I think that if it going to be made, it should have at least 375 HP because it shouldn't get in the way of GTR's 450HP(rumor). The GTR should be Nissan/Infiniti's flagship car so thats another reason why I think this 450Z should have less HP to begin with.![]()
skicrushor the other 4.5 liter V8 that is in a lot of the toher sport utes and the M45. Wait!! Is that where they got the name 450Z? By golly, it just might be!
skicrushI can't think of any V8 that is that small that puts out more than about 380 hp.
It makes 340hp in the Q45. And, all of the cars that currently use the 4.5L are more luxury oriented vehicles. Some simple tweaks to the engine (heads, cams, exhaust, VTC) could turn it from a mildly powerful luxury V8 into a good V8 for a luxury sports car. They could easilly get that thing up to the 380-400hp range. That would be a nice boost from the V6. And all that without forced induction.skicrushOf course, that engine only puts out 335 hp. They'd have to play with it rather extensively to get it up into the 400-450 hp range. And that probably means forced induction or more displacement than that.
There is no problem with the 350Z. Its one of the best selling Z ever. And since its release, its been the best, or 2nd best at worst, selling sports car in the US. You have to remember, the older Z's weren't real huge sellers. In the 35 or so years that the Z has been around, it only sold about 1.25 million of them. But, in the short amount of time that the 350Z has been around, its already sold well over 150,000 cars. The 350Z has no problems with sales right now.Wolfe2x7...it seems like the 350Z hasn't been as successful as previous Z's, and I imagine an engine change won't completely rectify that problem.
OnikazeEver heard of a Ferrari?
Honest question.
JNasty4G63There is no problem with the 350Z. Its one of the best selling Z ever. And since its release, its been the best, or 2nd best at worst, selling sports car in the US. You have to remember, the older Z's weren't real huge sellers. In the 35 or so years that the Z has been around, it only sold about 1.25 million of them. But, in the short amount of time that the 350Z has been around, its already sold well over 150,000 cars. The 350Z has no problems with sales right now.
Hilg