2010 370z leaked pic
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Originally Posted by 06Gcoupin
The 7AT in the new 370Z will without a doubt use paddles. They are in the new FX, new Maxima, and current G's. Guess what? They will be in the Z. Regardless, 6MT FTMFW!
I don't see why the 370z shouldn't have a dual clutch. The dual clutch isn't an exotic transmission as WV, audi, mitsubishi, and other car companies offer it.
In europe, there are plans to place dual clutch transmissions into econobox cars because it is more fuel efficient and has better emissions than a transmission with a torque converter.
But i imagine the 370z will get the 7 speed auto that the fx has. If nissan is serious about emissions, fuel economy, and performance they will offer a dual clutch.
In europe, there are plans to place dual clutch transmissions into econobox cars because it is more fuel efficient and has better emissions than a transmission with a torque converter.
But i imagine the 370z will get the 7 speed auto that the fx has. If nissan is serious about emissions, fuel economy, and performance they will offer a dual clutch.
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im guessing it will have the identical tranny set up as the G37 but thats just my guess. im saying no DCT because i was told quote "no specifc GTR technology will be used in the 370" (what ever that means) by someone who has driven the 370z.
as for the 7 in the FX i guess its possible but honestly i dont know that much about that particular transmission
as for the 7 in the FX i guess its possible but honestly i dont know that much about that particular transmission
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A DSG will be the deciding factor in my 370z purchase. I think its about time they get rid of that obnoxious torque converter. 
DSG's have relatively no power loss due to the dual-clutches.
DSG's have relatively no power loss due to the dual-clutches.
Originally Posted by Brrcats
I definitely see design cues from the 240 which I really like, the headlight are killing me though.
and they took the one thing from the GT-R that I didnt like, the way the roof is angled.
and they took the one thing from the GT-R that I didnt like, the way the roof is angled.
Originally Posted by MC
the G37 uses the 5AT
http://infinitipress.eu/en/Home/G/Technical-Photos/
In Europe, the 2009 Infiniti G37 Sedans and the G37 Coupes, which is their first release of Infiniti in Europe, are being deployed with 7AT's.
They will both use the VQ37VHR.
They are also both rocking the same brakes (Sport Models).
Im also predicting that these BBK Akebonos may end up on the new Z as well in certain trims. This is simply Nissan using all similar equipment across all their models.
One things for sure, the new Z is gonna be a track-ripping rocket.
Last edited by 06Gcoupin; May 23, 2008 at 10:37 AM.
Originally Posted by MC
as for the 7 in the FX i guess its possible but honestly i dont know that much about that particular transmission
Jatco 7-Speed.
http://forums2.freshalloy.com/showthread.php?t=176743
heres the latest renderings from another thread
https://my350z.com/forum/attachment....7&d=1211550410
https://my350z.com/forum/attachment....7&d=1211550410
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Originally Posted by kno
heres the latest renderings from another thread
https://my350z.com/forum/attachment....7&d=1211550410
https://my350z.com/forum/attachment....7&d=1211550410
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Originally Posted by kno
heres the latest renderings from another thread
https://my350z.com/forum/attachment....7&d=1211550410
https://my350z.com/forum/attachment....7&d=1211550410
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Originally Posted by 06Gcoupin
thanks for the link