A "baby" 350 Z in 2009?
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07-11-2007, 11:31 AM
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07-11-2007, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Greedy4nismo
looks identical, i can't see any difference..if there is, we are talking less than 2 inches difference
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Instead of employing exotic materials to reduce the Z-car's weight, it looks like Nissan is simply whittling down the chassis to a smaller size. The current Z has a wheelbase of 104.3 inches, and while the next-gen Z isn't likely to match the short 95.1-inch wheelbase of the Porsche Cayman, we're guessing something between the two numbers is a safe bet.
07-11-2007, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Greedy4nismo
looks identical, i can't see any difference..if there is, we are talking less than 2 inches difference
Hmm and you think those are the final bumpers? nah once they get the wheel arches nice and tight, I am sure this new Z will be shorter and lighter.
07-12-2007, 04:50 AM
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Originally Posted by alexfair
Hmm and you think those are the final bumpers? nah once they get the wheel arches nice and tight, I am sure this new Z will be shorter and lighter.
07-12-2007, 05:45 AM
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Post isn't completely worthless...few new shots I hadn't seen before and probably the only pub that actually thinks this is not going to be the next gen Z although their logic is flawed.
They think it will be a smaller vehicle because "you can see a second set of A-pillars, denoting a narrower car than the 350Z?" This is right before the author states that the car is equipped with a roll-cage which is clearly seen in the photo provided. Clearly not a "second set of A-pillars."
Then they state but ignore the significance of the brake package, wheel size wheel track and performance character of the cars being tested against.
They think it will be a smaller vehicle because "you can see a second set of A-pillars, denoting a narrower car than the 350Z?" This is right before the author states that the car is equipped with a roll-cage which is clearly seen in the photo provided. Clearly not a "second set of A-pillars."
Then they state but ignore the significance of the brake package, wheel size wheel track and performance character of the cars being tested against.
07-12-2007, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted by 350Zenophile
Post isn't completely worthless...few new shots I hadn't seen before and probably the only pub that actually thinks this is not going to be the next gen Z although their logic is flawed.
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The GT-R, the 350Z and then a 3rd baby Z???
LOL... I think not!