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370Z 50th Anniversary PRICE 😬 ______________________________________ [4/24/19] Let’s just get this out of the way, please if you want to spend your money don’t spend it here! Nissan has announced pricing for the 2020, yes 2020 370z 50th anniversary edition at $36,420 with the 6 speed manual and $37,670 for the 7 speed automatic. I say 2020 twice because this car is old, I mean OLD as in it’s been the same for over 10 years.. Time for a new Z Nissan! Now the anniversary edition gets you red accents on the exterior, some 50th anniversary badges and in general pays tribute to the Brock Racing Enterprises livery of the 1960’s Datsun race cars. 🔥 @Allcarnews Spec sheet: Under the hood is the same 3.7L V6 making 332HP to the fear whesls! The NISMO version gets 350HP 🔥 Inside the anniversary editions you get leather and alcantara, heated 4 way power seats, some more 50th anniversary badges and logos and that’s it. The regular 2020 370z coupe starts at $30,090 for the manual and $31,490 for the auto while the NISMO starts at a whopping $45,790 for the manual and $47,190 for the auto. Unless you are a diehard Z fan an just have to have this, stay clear and spend your money elsewhere! Please Nissan, we need new versions of your sportscars ASAP! ________________________________________ ACN EXTRA: The Challenger & Charger have done the decade old car play much better than this! ________________________________________ - - #NISMO #Nissan #V6 #VqV6 #jdm #370z #350z #Datsun #japanese #japan #anniversary #Infiniti #GTR ||#powerful #performance #turbocharged #supercharged #advanced #SupercarsRevamped #Supercar #HyperCar #ItsWhiteNoise #CarLifeStyle #MadWhips #CupGang #Carstagram #BlackList #AmazingCars247 An #allcarnews post https://www.instagram.com/p/BwqAGl3nN33/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1v5u50a35zmch

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@sohomotorsports 2017 Auto Nismo w/ A2A... . Kyle brought us his nismo for an a2a supercharger upgrade along with a custom @ecutek_technologies tune! . Additional modifications: - SOHO 34 Row Oil cooler - SOHO Automatic Transmission Cooler . Final Numbers: 🐎 563 rwhp 📈 411 ftlbs . Boost: 11 psi . ⛽ 93 Octane . Follow @sohomotorsports . Be sure to take advantage of all of our products that we are on sale this black friday . #nissan #370z #supercharger #eastcoastsendteam #sohomotorsports #vhr #infiniti #G37 #nissanperformance #ecutek #boost #hp #torque https://www.instagram.com/p/B5WY0fgABr4/?igshid=nsv1tp4f9ejf

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Top 5 Best Nissan 370Z Modifications

The Nissan 370Z has long been a popular choice for enthusiasts who want a Grand Touring car, but aren’t happy with the other options on the market such as the Mustang. The Z34 provides an exceptionally well-balanced chassis, short wheelbase, superb VQ37VHR engine, and all the comfort of a proper GT car. That being said, the 370Z is far from perfect and there are a few modifications that drastically improve performance and reliability.

To help you find the perfect modifications for your 370Z and explain why you need each mod, we’ve created this short guide!

#1 Coilovers

Aftermarket suspension is a must-have item for all Nissan Z cars, the 370Z included. The reason for this is simple: OEM suspension parts are created for everyday users, not enthusiasts. This means the 370Z doesn’t have the suspension needed for maximum performance, because everyday users just want it to feel a little sporty and compliant with all road conditions.

Before you stick aftermarket coilovers on your 370Z it’s important to also upgrade your tires, because increased spring rates and reduced body roll really won’t have any positive impact on handling unless the tires are also better. Aside from performance, aftermarket coilovers give you the chance to get your 370Z low and more aggressive looking.

Lower ride height

Improved handling

Aggressive appearance

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#2 Intakes

Because all internal combustion engines (including the VQ37VHR) work as air pumps, the two easiest solutions for increasing power are getting more air into the engine or making it easier to get the air out. If you want to get more air into your VQ37 without the help of forced induction, you’ll need an intake system that provides minimal flow restrictions.

The VQ37VHR in the 370Z features a dual intake system that provides a lot of flow. With an aftermarket intake, the filters are typically relocated above the crash bar right inside in the front bumper. This filter location provides the engine with more air from outside the engine bay. Cold air is more oxygen dense than hot air, so reduction intake air temperatures with an aftermarket intake is a great way to add power to your 370Z.

More power

Great induction sound

Reduced IAT

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#3 Exhaust

For those who want the most power possible their 370Z, the next best modification is an aftermarket exhaust system. For most enthusiasts, a catback exhaust is the easiest solution and provides decent power gains as well as give their 370Z that iconic VQ sound. Aside from power and sound, an aftermarket catback is generally significantly lighter than the stock exhaust!

If you want the biggest power gains possible, you’ll also want to invest in headers and possibly test pipes. With a header-back exhaust your 370Z can see power gains over 30hp depending on your setup and other modifications.

More power

VQ exhaust note

Reduced weight

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#4 Oil Cooler

One of the unfortunate flaws of the VQ37 is thermal efficiency. For every day, around town driving your 370Z probably runs in the ideal operating temperature range. The problem occurs during canyon runs or track days, where the 370Z gets very hot, very quickly. This is also a problem for some older VQ engines and the most common solution is an aftermarket oil cooler.

With an aftermarket oil cooler, you’ll be installing a larger and thicker cooler, and typically they’re mounted in more ideal locations compared to stock. With increased capacity and improved cooling, an aftermarket oil cooler can massively decrease engine temperatures on track. Without an oil cooler, your 370Z’s oil can get so hot that it loses lubricity and your engine can become permanently damaged.

Reduced engine temps

Improved engine longevity

Better efficiency

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#5 Supercharger

At a certain point, there is a power limitation for all naturally aspirated engines. There’s only so much air the VQ37 can suck in to create combustion. The next step to increasing power is to force even more air into the engine. Typically this is either done with turbocharger or superchargers, but in the case of 370Z superchargers are generally more popular because of the high-cost of turbocharger kits.

Once of the really great benefits of a supercharger kit on your 370Z is massively increased low-end torque. This greatly improves light-to-light driving since you shift earlier and stay in low RPM ranges. Equally as important, peak power is massively improved with a supercharger kit and depending on how small of a pulley you run, you can see power increases of up to 350hp or more.

Unmatched power

More low-end torque

Improved driving experience

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370z TURBO 🇯🇵 ______________________________________ In the car world the 370z is ancient and somehow it is still being sold! Meet the “new” Clubsport 23 Track Focused 370z!🔥Nissan swapped the 3.7L VQ V6 for the TwinTurbo 3.0-liter VR30DDTT making 400HP paired to a 6 speed manual gearbox 🔥 It also gets an AMS cold air intake, custom blow off valves, new brakes, a new 3 stage coil over setup, and custom 18in NISMO wheels! If people like it nissan may offer a kit for buyers to build up their Z! The interior is also hardcore with Sparco racing seats, a sparco racing wheel, a roll cage and a fire suppression system. The whole car is painted in Gloss Burnt Orange with loads of carbon accents, a carbon hood and other NISMO touches! ________________________________________ EXTRA: Lots if SEMA need to come! ________________________________________ - - #Nissan #V6 #370z #SEMA #Vegas #NISMO #sparco #jdm #tuned #VQ #infiniti #carbon ||#powerful #performance #turbocharged #supercharged #advanced #SupercarsRevamped #Supercar #HyperCar #ItsWhiteNoise #CarLifeStyle #MadWhips #CupGang #Carstagram #BlackList #AmazingCars247 An #allcarnews post https://www.instagram.com/p/BpibWJxH6m_/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=t8t5eka9yoch

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Top 15 Cheap Cars With 300 HP for Less Than $40K

The horsepower war is alive and well in the auto industry. Once upon a time, 300 hp was a number reserved for the most superlative—and expensive—cars. But these days, when 700 hp is the unspoken minimum requirement among mega-muscle cars and supercars, horsepower comes relatively cheap. You don’t have to spend an arm and a leg to get 300 hp. If you’re looking for cheap cars with 300 hp, here are a few great options all starting under $40,000.

2019 Infiniti Q50 V-6 | $39,425 | 300 HP

Infiniti’s entry-level sedan offers a turbo-four and a 400-hp V-6, but the sweet spot is its V-6 making 300 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque. We’ve praised the Q50 for its spacious interior and generous cargo bay, although the infotainment system is showing its age. This entry makes our list of cheap cars with 300 hp, but just barely, as prices start at over $39,000.

2020 Chrysler 300S | $38,140 | 300 HP

Despite its dated interior, the Chrysler 300S is as stylish as it is powerful. It comes standard with a 3.6-liter V-6 producing 300 hp, but a 5.7-liter HEMI V-8 boosts output to 363 hp.

2020 Subaru WRX STI | $37,895 | 310 HP

Drivers will enjoy the impressive handling and all-wheel-drive grip of this brash sedan. After some initial lag, the STI surges forward with confidence with the help of a 310-hp 2.5-liter turbo flat-four engine. Unfortunately, it lost out to the Honda Civic Type R in our sport compact comparison.

2019 Honda Civic Type R | $37,230 | 306 HP

It’s hard to believe a front-drive car can perform this well. The Type R packs a powerful punch with a 306-hp turbocharged 2.0-liter engine, but that’s only part of the story. It also features a superb chassis and engaging manual transmission. As we noted in one review, it “feels like a detuned rally car.”

2019 Buick LaCrosse V-6 | $37,095 | 310 HP

Yes, a Buick can be powerful. Not only does the LaCrosse make 310 hp with its optional V-6 engine, it also handles surprisingly well for its size. But the sedan may not be for sale much longer in the U.S., as production ended at GM’s Detroit–Hamtramck facility in February.

2020 Toyota Avalon | $36,755 | 301 HP

This sedan makes 301 hp from its V-6 engine, but unlike other cheap cars with 300 hp, it has no sporting intentions. That is, unless you opt for the new TRD version with a sportier suspension. Generally, though, the Avalon is best known as a comfortable cruiser with a premium cabin filled with soft-touch surfaces and available Yamaha-sourced wood trim.

2020 Nissan Maxima | $35,145 | 300 HP

The Maxima is more of a comfortable cruiser than a sport sedan. That said, the Maxima won’t leave you wanting for power. It boasts a 3.5-liter V-6 making 300 hp.

2020 Chevrolet Impala | $32,495 | 305 HP

GM is shifting its resources from sedans to SUVs, but the Impala still has its merits. Not only does the 3.6-liter V-6 deliver 305 hp, but drivers will enjoy comfortable seats, a controlled ride, and solid handling considering its size. However, it’s unclear if these positive traits are compelling enough to stop consumers from switching to crossovers like the stylish Blazer.

2020 Dodge Charger | $31,390 | 300 HP

Combining muscle car performance with the space and comfort of a traditional sedan, the Charger is a welcome anomaly. The standard V-6 makes 300 hp. V-8 versions are also available for different budgets, from the 370-hp version to a supercharged Hellcat HEMI with 707 hp. Among cheap cars with 300 hp, this one is a particularly good value.

2020 Nissan 370Z | $30,985 | 332 HP

Even though it has gone a decade without a major update, the 370Z is still fun to drive. Packing a 3.7-liter V-6, the model makes 332 hp and 270 lb-ft of torque in standard guise, or 350 hp and 276 lb-ft when buyers upgrade to the Nismo trim. Yes, you can still get it with a six-speed manual. To celebrate five decades in the U.S., the sports car gets a 50th Anniversary edition.

2019 Dodge Challenger | $29,590 | 305 HP

The Challenger has a lot to offer, and you don’t need the 797-hp Hellcat Redeye to have fun. Even the base model makes a healthy 305 hp in standard guise, and V-8 versions start from 375 hp. Along with powerful engines, the Challenger benefits from a smooth ride and surprisingly spacious back seat.

2020 Ford Mustang | $28,410 | 310 HP

Although the V-8 version is more potent, the EcoBoost Mustang strikes a nice balance between performance and value. The base Mustang makes an impressive 310 hp and 350 lb-ft, not from a V-6, but from a 2.3-liter turbo-four engine. The High Performance package is worth it, adding an extra 20 hp to the engine and an active exhaust with quad tips. When we tested an EcoBoost Mustang, it went from 0-60 mph in 5.3 seconds.

2019 Chevrolet Camaro V-6 | $27,990 | 335 HP

The Camaro earns its rightful place in muscle car history. The coupe boasts precise steering and little body roll, not to mention great engine choices. Although we like the energetic turbo-four, the V-6 makes a potent 335 hp. For even more power, there’s a V-8 with 455 hp. Despite the added juice, the Camaro V-8 is still a steal, starting under $35,000 for the 2020 model year.

And a few cheap SUVs with 300 HP…

2019 Chevrolet Blazer V-6 | $34,495 | 308 HP

The Blazer shares more than its looks with the Camaro. From its agile road manners to its interior design, the Blazer feels sportier than it should as a midsize SUV. We clocked the RS model hitting 60 mph in 6.1 seconds.

2020 Chevrolet Traverse | $30,995 | 310 HP

Often overlooked, this large crossover boasts surprisingly good handling and a buttery smooth nine-speed transmission. It also has plenty of cargo space, although it has a slightly cramped third row. The V-6 engine makes a healthy 310 hp.

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Nissan Confirms new Z 🇯🇵 ______________________________________ Nissan has confirmed they are working on a next generation Z model. It will be unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show in October 2019, celebrating half a decade of Z branded cars! 🔥It will reportedly use the new engines from Infiniti, including the new VC Turbo 4 and the TT V6, with the high end models making at the minimum 400HP. Hybridization isn’t out of the question either. 🔥 Nissans team is reportedly under huge pressure to make this next Z memorable, high performance and high quality, retaining the classic RWD layout while possibly adding hybrid tech! Some rumors are saying Nissan and Mercedes will be working on the project together but I think that’s total BS as they needed ties with the small car platform sharing and the only remains are Nissan letting Mercedes use their truck platform for the X-Class pickup. _______________________________________ EXTRA: I already would take this over the new Supra 🔥 ________________________________________ - - #Nissan #350z #370z #Japan #Japanese #JDM #fairladyZ #supra #GTR #infiniti ||#powerful #performance #turbocharged #supercharged #advanced #SupercarsRevamped #Supercar #HyperCar #ItsWhiteNoise #CarLifeStyle #MadWhips #CupGang #Carstagram #BlackList #AmazingCars247 An #allcarnews post https://www.instagram.com/p/BnhPQWFB6Jt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=7vkv4xi4939r

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Top 15 Cheap Cars With 300 HP for Less Than $40K

The horsepower war is alive and well in the auto industry. Once upon a time, 300 hp was a number reserved for the most superlative—and expensive—cars. But these days, when 700 hp is the unspoken minimum requirement among mega-muscle cars and supercars, horsepower comes relatively cheap. You don’t have to spend an arm and a leg to get 300 hp. If you’re looking for cheap cars with 300 hp, here are a few great options all starting under $40,000.

2019 Infiniti Q50 V-6 | $39,425 | 300 HP

Infiniti’s entry-level sedan offers a turbo-four and a 400-hp V-6, but the sweet spot is its V-6 making 300 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque. We’ve praised the Q50 for its spacious interior and generous cargo bay, although the infotainment system is showing its age. This entry makes our list of cheap cars with 300 hp, but just barely, as prices start at over $39,000.

2020 Chrysler 300S | $38,140 | 300 HP

Despite its dated interior, the Chrysler 300S is as stylish as it is powerful. It comes standard with a 3.6-liter V-6 producing 300 hp, but a 5.7-liter HEMI V-8 boosts output to 363 hp.

2020 Subaru WRX STI | $37,895 | 310 HP

Drivers will enjoy the impressive handling and all-wheel-drive grip of this brash sedan. After some initial lag, the STI surges forward with confidence with the help of a 310-hp 2.5-liter turbo flat-four engine. Unfortunately, it lost out to the Honda Civic Type R in our sport compact comparison.

2019 Honda Civic Type R | $37,230 | 306 HP

It’s hard to believe a front-drive car can perform this well. The Type R packs a powerful punch with a 306-hp turbocharged 2.0-liter engine, but that’s only part of the story. It also features a superb chassis and engaging manual transmission. As we noted in one review, it “feels like a detuned rally car.”

2019 Buick LaCrosse V-6 | $37,095 | 310 HP

Yes, a Buick can be powerful. Not only does the LaCrosse make 310 hp with its optional V-6 engine, it also handles surprisingly well for its size. But the sedan may not be for sale much longer in the U.S., as production ended at GM’s Detroit–Hamtramck facility in February.

2020 Toyota Avalon | $36,755 | 301 HP

This sedan makes 301 hp from its V-6 engine, but unlike other cheap cars with 300 hp, it has no sporting intentions. That is, unless you opt for the new TRD version with a sportier suspension. Generally, though, the Avalon is best known as a comfortable cruiser with a premium cabin filled with soft-touch surfaces and available Yamaha-sourced wood trim.

2020 Nissan Maxima | $35,145 | 300 HP

The Maxima is more of a comfortable cruiser than a sport sedan. That said, the Maxima won’t leave you wanting for power. It boasts a 3.5-liter V-6 making 300 hp.

2020 Chevrolet Impala | $32,495 | 305 HP

GM is shifting its resources from sedans to SUVs, but the Impala still has its merits. Not only does the 3.6-liter V-6 deliver 305 hp, but drivers will enjoy comfortable seats, a controlled ride, and solid handling considering its size. However, it’s unclear if these positive traits are compelling enough to stop consumers from switching to crossovers like the stylish Blazer.

2020 Dodge Charger | $31,390 | 300 HP

Combining muscle car performance with the space and comfort of a traditional sedan, the Charger is a welcome anomaly. The standard V-6 makes 300 hp. V-8 versions are also available for different budgets, from the 370-hp version to a supercharged Hellcat HEMI with 707 hp. Among cheap cars with 300 hp, this one is a particularly good value.

2020 Nissan 370Z | $30,985 | 332 HP

Even though it has gone a decade without a major update, the 370Z is still fun to drive. Packing a 3.7-liter V-6, the model makes 332 hp and 270 lb-ft of torque in standard guise, or 350 hp and 276 lb-ft when buyers upgrade to the Nismo trim. Yes, you can still get it with a six-speed manual. To celebrate five decades in the U.S., the sports car gets a 50th Anniversary edition.

2019 Dodge Challenger | $29,590 | 305 HP

The Challenger has a lot to offer, and you don’t need the 797-hp Hellcat Redeye to have fun. Even the base model makes a healthy 305 hp in standard guise, and V-8 versions start from 375 hp. Along with powerful engines, the Challenger benefits from a smooth ride and surprisingly spacious back seat.

2020 Ford Mustang | $28,410 | 310 HP

Although the V-8 version is more potent, the EcoBoost Mustang strikes a nice balance between performance and value. The base Mustang makes an impressive 310 hp and 350 lb-ft, not from a V-6, but from a 2.3-liter turbo-four engine. The High Performance package is worth it, adding an extra 20 hp to the engine and an active exhaust with quad tips. When we tested an EcoBoost Mustang, it went from 0-60 mph in 5.3 seconds.

2019 Chevrolet Camaro V-6 | $27,990 | 335 HP

The Camaro earns its rightful place in muscle car history. The coupe boasts precise steering and little body roll, not to mention great engine choices. Although we like the energetic turbo-four, the V-6 makes a potent 335 hp. For even more power, there’s a V-8 with 455 hp. Despite the added juice, the Camaro V-8 is still a steal, starting under $35,000 for the 2020 model year.

And a few cheap SUVs with 300 HP…

2019 Chevrolet Blazer V-6 | $34,495 | 308 HP

The Blazer shares more than its looks with the Camaro. From its agile road manners to its interior design, the Blazer feels sportier than it should as a midsize SUV. We clocked the RS model hitting 60 mph in 6.1 seconds.

2020 Chevrolet Traverse | $30,995 | 310 HP

Often overlooked, this large crossover boasts surprisingly good handling and a buttery smooth nine-speed transmission. It also has plenty of cargo space, although it has a slightly cramped third row. The V-6 engine makes a healthy 310 hp.

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GTM 500HP #STG1 #SUPERCHARGER KIT (TURN KEY)#Nissan #370Z 09-14 $6000.00 Features: We chose the Rotrex unit, a very QUIET supercharger compared to anything else on the market . Our supercharger bracket is 3 dimensional made out of of thick billet aluminum to prevent any flexing, we also mounted the supercharger unit as close as possible to the engine to limit the amount of flex possible, as well as keep the belt length down between pulleys. We have over 80% belt wrap on our supercharger's pulley and with utilizing the factory automatic belt tensioner over or under tightening is simply not possible. Changing the pulley on the super charger is less then a 20 minute job With using the GTM flash we are to able to maintain the OEM drive ability so the car will run like stock, only with a lot more power. Fitment: 2009-2013 Nissan 370Z