2004 Nissan 350z on 2040-cars
Clinton, Pennsylvania, United States
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2004 Nissan 350Z Convertible, Twin Turbo
22,327 miles – This car screams summer!
This is the way the 350 Z should have been designed.
This beautiful exotic offers a gorgeous combination that only a well-appointed custom can provide. It’s one of a
kind, stunning, fast and reliable. Roughly 5,000 miles on build.
The modification enhancements listed below are tasteful and purposeful, the confluence of art and performance on
display.
Engine:
- APS Twin Turbo Set
If you stay out of the boost, this car will get 24mpg on the highway and runs like a normal Z cruiser… but
“beast mode” is just an accelerator press away.
-Fresh set of NGK Iridium ix plugs.
- AAM Full Fuel Return System (Braided fuel lines, AN Connectors, billet fuel rails, fuel regulator)
- Mishimoto Racing radiator. Custom fans and shroud
- HKS ignition amplifier
- CJ motor sports twin walbro 255 LPH fuel pumps on a solid CNC machine housing unit
- TurboXS UTEC engine management system
- HKS EVC VI Boost Controllers
- GREDDY EVO TT Stainless Steel and Titanium Exhaust
- KINETIX SSV Intake Plenum & Racing Plenum and Intake Cover
- STILLEN Oil Cooler
- APS Oil Pan
-Optima Yellow Top battery
Transmission:
- ACT stage 2 clutch pressure plate with matching racing flywheel
- B&M short-throw shifter
- Nismo Stainless shifter handle
Suspension, Brakes, Wheels:
- Greddy Stainless Steel Strut Brace
- GTSPEC Rear Lower Tie Brace
- KSPORT Adjustable coilovers
- KSPORT Front 8 Piston Big Brake Kit & 6 Piston Rear Big Brake Kit
- VOLK Racing GT 30 Wheels 19 x 8.5 Front/ 19 x 10.5 Rear in Gun Metal
- VOLK Racing Aircraft Aluminum Lugnuts, Wheel Locks, & Special edition center caps.
Exterior:
- Upgraded to 2006 LED Tail lights (all exterior bulbs have been changed to LED Bulbs)
- STILLEN Rear Wing – provides stepped profile yielding functionality – eliminating “church pew” wings
screwed to trunk lid like most modifications or even factory offerings on certain OEM models.
- HAARTS Stayfast Cloth Top With Glass Rear Window
- Shaved Door Handles & Antenna (Keyless remote door pop) – deleted “aircraft cabin door handles”
- Custom Vented Front Fenders – no Bondo.
- Custom 3 Stage PPG Performance Yellow Paint infused with pearl chips – gleams and shimmers in the sun,
chameleon-like. $5k in paint alone (in the containers, not applied, over $20k in body work
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