New 350z?
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Originally Posted by 350Zed
That's the new model with the 4.5L V8 "twincharged" engine, i.e., it has both a supercharger and a turbocharger, like the Euro-spec 1.4L Golf has. It will have 820bhp, with be tri-fuel capable (gas, hydrogen, methane from cow farts), and will be weight reduced to 800 lbs., giving it a 0-60 time of -1.5 seconds (yes, it will be so fast, it will warp time). 
Seriously though... you'll likely see the 3.7L VQ from the G37 in the next Z. Nissan won't put a V8 in the Z and cannibalize GT-R sales.
Seriously though... you'll likely see the 3.7L VQ from the G37 in the next Z. Nissan won't put a V8 in the Z and cannibalize GT-R sales.
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Originally Posted by skaterbasist
Jesus Christ, a negative 0-60 time? It must have a Flux Capacitor in order to go back to the past
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The twin-charger intake system creates a small, but very strong, gravitational field, which generates a small singularity--i.e., a "black hole"--under WOT. Without getting into the neutrino-graviton interaction physics, let's just say a -1.5s 0-60 and a 1.7s 1/4-mile at 320mph isn't unreasonable to expect.
Originally Posted by 350Zed
That's the new model with the 4.5L V8 "twincharged" engine, i.e., it has both a supercharger and a turbocharger, like the Euro-spec 1.4L Golf has. It will have 820bhp, with be tri-fuel capable (gas, hydrogen, methane from cow farts), and will be weight reduced to 800 lbs., giving it a 0-60 time of -1.5 seconds (yes, it will be so fast, it will warp time).
Seriously though... you'll likely see the 3.7L VQ from the G37 in the next Z. Nissan won't put a V8 in the Z and cannibalize GT-R sales.
Seriously though... you'll likely see the 3.7L VQ from the G37 in the next Z. Nissan won't put a V8 in the Z and cannibalize GT-R sales.
+1 on the second part. The first part.......
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