which sees the V6 mated to three electric motor-generator units, with the overall output of the system sitting at 563 hp. So, with or without the Nismo badge, the Nissan 400Z will be a potent animal.

It appears, the answer is yes. More importantly, some information leaked regarding the powertrain of the future NISMO 400Z. By now, we are almost certain, the 400Z will use the 3.0-liter twin ...

in the Nismo version, which also comes with stiffer suspension and upgraded brakes straight from the factory. If you’re curious about the cost of the Liberty Walk body kit, the full set is ...

As is stands, that's already an impressive leap up from the 245kW and 363Nm of the current 370Z, or 253kW and 371Nm of the Nismo version. Don't expect the 400Z Nismo to be quite as conservative ...

That's where Liberty Walk's new custom widebody kit for the Z ... the Fairlady Z RZ34 (400Z) WORKS complete body kit goes for $9,238 for FRP or $11,583 for CFRP bits, or you can go for the non ...

The production model isn't ready yet, but Nissan is already hinting at a possible Nismo version ... not forget these parts also need to help the 400Z set records on the track.

The Sport and Performance trims of the Nissan Z pack 400 horsepower and 350 lb-ft of torque, whereas the Nissan Z Nismo kicks out 20 more horsepower and 34 extra pounds of torque, taking its ...

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Liberty Walk has correctly surmised that what the V6, rear-drive Nissan Z needs is a large dose of 'angry'. A very large dose, because it’s taken an almost factory-fresh example and subjected it ...