Some Questions.
05-12-2004, 08:17 AM
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Some Questions.
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What are the differences between the 2003 and the 2004 350Z's? From reading the forums, Im getting the impression that the 03's were the ones with the biggest issue with tire feathering and transmission problems? The only other things Ive noticed from reading through here is that the cover for the Navigation/storage spot doesnt retract into the dash in the 04's while it did in the 03's? What other differences are there?
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Does the navigation system in the 2004 models work while your driving? I been looking at lots of after-market navigation setups and some of them dont work while driving.
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And finally, what have you guys heard about the 2005 model changes? The only thing Ive heard about it came from ConsumerGuide.com:
Anyone know of anything else?
What are the differences between the 2003 and the 2004 350Z's? From reading the forums, Im getting the impression that the 03's were the ones with the biggest issue with tire feathering and transmission problems? The only other things Ive noticed from reading through here is that the cover for the Navigation/storage spot doesnt retract into the dash in the 04's while it did in the 03's? What other differences are there?
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Does the navigation system in the 2004 models work while your driving? I been looking at lots of after-market navigation setups and some of them dont work while driving.
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And finally, what have you guys heard about the 2005 model changes? The only thing Ive heard about it came from ConsumerGuide.com:
News The 2005 Z-cars get several upgrades. As with the early-arriving '05 midsize Altima sedans, Nissan answers critics by replacing cheap-looking interior trim with better-quality stuff, including soft-touch material on the dashboard and console. Also added are lower-dashboard knee pads, a padded console armrest, redesigned automatic shifter, and shoulder-belt "service arms" that eliminate the need to reach behind when buckling up. There's a sturdier center-dashboard lid too, with power operation on cars with optional navigation. Finally, the '05 Zs adopt Euro-market suspension calibrations said to give a smoother ride, plus a tandem brake booster to replace a single master cylinder.
05-12-2004, 05:42 PM
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1. All changes were cosmetic except the 2004.5s have an updated suspension. See answer 3 below for specifics.
2. I don't have it, but I would believe so.
3. Most of those changes were already made in the 2004.5 models.
2. I don't have it, but I would believe so.
3. Most of those changes were already made in the 2004.5 models.
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