5Zigen’s ProRacer SP full stainless cat-back exhaust for the Nissan Z34 has made it’s way to the US in small quantities. This made-to-order exhaust is in short supply due to being partly hand made but is available now at the US price of $1,900.
Part # is SP-1004, hit up your 5Zigen dealership today to secure one of the few in-stock items. Re-supply could be 8 weeks or more away.
Fujimura Auto has been hiding in a closet working on this since early days but has now wrapped up development and is ready to show off the finished look.
Featuring a front lip, rear spoiler, rear diffuser and carbon mirror cover set this may be just the thing to distinguish you from the Z crowd.
We’ll try and gather pricing and availability information as soon as it’s available.
Link: Fujimura Auto Website
Just in from Japan, these are the product of a joint venture between Modex A and Buddy Club featuring springs by Hyperco. They offer 16 levels of compression and rebound adjustment and full height adjustment capability. They’ll be available in monotube steel construction as well as a lightweight aluminium version soon.
Spring rates chosen on these are 12k front and 12k rear.
As for pricing, you’re looking at between $1,900 – $2,200 for set or $2,200 – $2,300 for the aluminium versions.
Link: GTMotoring Website
In Edmund’s long term road test blog this week the 370z is the Car of the Week. One of the posts that caught my eye was this suspension walk around. Head over to the Edmunds site to check it out in full. Worth the time.
All over the web today you’ll read the story from Automotive News that Nissan has lowered their global 370z sales forecast from 30,000 cars to just 10,000. Not including the Japanese market. That was split between US (7000 cars) and Europe (3000 cars).
Autoblog called shenanigans on these figures however as they don’t seem to take actual sales figures into account. So far Nissan are selling more than 1,000 Z’s per month in the US alone. It also fails to take into account other regions launching the new Z this year such as Australia in May 09.
Seems like Nissan won’t have much trouble meeting this sales target but it seems a little low to be realistic.
Nissan’s official photos of the new 370z Roadster made available today at the launch of the new Z in New York. Enjoy these great high resolution shots.
Just moments ago Nissan launched the 370z drop top and Nismo version. Simultaneously this video as well as indepth photo galleries of each new car were launched.
While we upload the galleries, watch the video for a first look at both of these new offerings.
Nissan has just confirmed that the new 370z roadster will be unveiled in New York tomorrow night at 7pm EDT in conjunction with the 2009 New York International Auto Show. They will conduct a webcast for those who cannot attend in person and after the webcast videos, and full imagery will be available.
Additionally the 370z Coupe NISMO Edition will also be announced and on display. This is the North American version of the Japanese specification Nismo S-Tune 370z. Will it will resemble the S-Tune? We will find out tomorrow.
For now this is the first official image I’ve seen of the new roadster. Tune in over the next 24hours for more!
Update: Profile roadster shot uncovered. Is that a new colour?
Source: Nissan
Kawasaki, Japan based J-NEXT have launched a sweet range of quality urethane aero tuning parts for the 370z recently. Being polyurethane based they’re strong and flexible and resistant to cracking.
This makes the material ideal for the application of vehicle body parts and lower lips especially since they’re so prone to “driveway encounters”.
The following parts are available:
| Part | Price |
| Front Half Spoiler | 36,750 yen |
| Side Extensions | 44,100 yen |
| Rear Extensions | 36,750 yen |
| Three Piece Set | 105,000 yen |
| Rear Wing | 25,000 yen |
Source: Z-Car World
