http://www.autoblog.com/2008/03/28/g...80rs-competit/

i want those intakes and that plenum

 

similar thread: https://my350z.com/forum/vq35hr/347664-wtb-intakes-and-plenum-of-the-380rs-competition.html

 

Actually the name of this model is the "380rs-competetion" or "380rs-c"...

Here it is in action...

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Wont fit our cars Different engine.

 

Not to mention that car is running Individual throttle bodies.

 

So is this the street version?

http://youtube.com/watch?v=7w3Cln6dTEo&feature=related

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The 380RS is the street version

the 380RS-C is the race version

 

I was under the impression that the HR had twin throttle bodies... Is this not correct?

 

std HR's do have twin throttle bodies, but the RS-C is a race car, with an extensively modified engine; it's nowhere near a std HR

 

I figured as much... But from kwame's comment it seemed like he thought the HR did not.

 

The normal VQ35hr in the 07+ Z are 3.5 liter motors with twin throttle bodies.

The motor in the 380rs-C is a 3.8 liter with six individual throttle bodies.

 

This is what Nissan needs to be running in the ALMS in the US.

 

Six? Wow! Thanks for he info.

 

well then i want the itb's also (not that i'll ever be able to afford them)


i can't get over the price though, 285k??? u can buy a porsche cup car for less, and thats a porsche, i thought the porsche is supposed to be overpriced and the nissan is supposed to be a good deal

 

not for nothing, but an 08 911 cup car is significantly more expensive than $285k

 

^ here is an 07 for 175k

http://www.theracersgroup.com/cars/car.php?id=47

i know its a year old, but its 110k cheaper

 

that's a used car though....used race cars, especially ones without any historic significance (such as a cup car), hold no value relative to their cost new or cost to build

If you want to compare apples to apples, and '08 GT3 Cup goes for around $390k at today's exchange rate

 

me calls the GT3 without traction control, the "widow maker". That is some serious ish to drive aggressively. I didn't even want to ask for a test drive when I was at the Porsche Exchange, lol

 

how many times are people going to post this

 

my prediction is 8 more times