Anybody going to the Z Nationals in Carrollton tomorrow at Z1 motorsports?
Anybody going to the Z Nationals in Carrollton tomorrow at Z1 motorsports?
meet at varsity downtown at like 830am there is like a 30 car caravan so far.
The G Spot Hero
"Nitrous is like a hot girl with STDS, you know you want to hit it but your afraid of the consequences."
D**n that's early..What time is the roll out?
i'll be there cause rumor says R35 GTR will be there.
Word up on that..8:30 a.m. it is
I saw a new GTR the other day out near Jefferson
The GTR at Z1 looked alright. I think I overheard it having close to 500hp. I like how when you adjust the steering wheel the whole MPH guage dash goes up. Sorry can't think of the proper name right now. Stock 20in wheels. The front was nice. Alot of trunk space. The motor didn't look anything like the RB motors.![]()
I went and saw the new GT R. Very nice. The reason it doesn't look like an RB motor its because its not. Its the new VR38
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It's called telescoping I believe. Most of the newer sport nissan/infiniti's have that.Originally Posted by 300zx
the 350z and g35 do that. and its tilt. but there is also telescoping which few nissans have that.Originally Posted by 300zx
The G Spot Hero
"Nitrous is like a hot girl with STDS, you know you want to hit it but your afraid of the consequences."
Originally Posted by falconey
what is that? never seen that before.
In most cars you can only adjust the steering wheel. In my G35 when you adjust the steering wheel it moves the gauge cluster, etc as well.Originally Posted by Dynasty_Four
What's that supposed to mean?Originally Posted by 300zx
Awesome. I had know Idea that existed on the G35. I need to up my new car game. Isn't the G35 suppose to be classified as the skyline also? And VR38. That has a nice ring to it. I forsee motor swaps in the future for people. And I mean it didn't resemble the RB26.
your not going to swap the new motor nissan is putting out. right now you can even change the wheels on the new GT-R with out the car going into fail-safe. their are soooo many ECU protection levels thats its going to be a very long time before they crack it.Originally Posted by 300zx
The G Spot Hero
"Nitrous is like a hot girl with STDS, you know you want to hit it but your afraid of the consequences."
The ECU thing is a rumor. Some of the ECU flaws are..
-You can't change the wheels becuase there are sensors in the wheels that can tell if you change them.
-It is speed limited to 119 (around that area) then if you go to a Nissan approved track it will take the limiter off. Also if you go to a Nissan approved track you must go to a dealership and get them to perform a $1000 check up to keep the warranty. If it is not a Nissan approved track it will void the warranty all together via the GPS.
Again these are just rumors.
One more thing Nissan gave the new GT R to Top Secret, HKS, MCR and others for modding and racing. So we'll see how they turn out and how bad ass they are![]()
-2002 Subaru Impreza WRX Wagon
-2004 Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V *boosted* (parting out)
oh wow thats cool, never knew that, lol i cant adjust **** about my steering wheel in my carOriginally Posted by falconey
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Wait..Wait..You can't change the wheels? Z1 told me someone put it on a dyno (Not sure who) with the 20in wheels and it did around 430ish horse power..Then he said the wheels were replaced with 18in wheels and pushed out 483hp. So then what's up with that?
And I can't wait either to see what these big companies will do with this GTR.
thats for the JDM model. the USDM GT-Rs will not have the gps tracker for track days. and the speed limiter is not 119 lol what is this a honda. no its 155 like all nissans... get your facts straight. and yes their is a whole bunch of ecu firewalls. you read all that from a review of a GT-R in japan. if you read up to date things you would know.Originally Posted by Nismo062
The G Spot Hero
"Nitrous is like a hot girl with STDS, you know you want to hit it but your afraid of the consequences."