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Official UK 2009 370Z Technical Specs
Started By Paul_S, Jun 01 2009 09:15 PM
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Posted 01 June 2009 - 09:15 PM
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Zedling
Posted 02 June 2009 - 05:23 AM
Thanks for that 
After a quick browse:
You can't have the 7-speed auto on the base model then.
The steering lock is different depending on what size wheels are fitted.
And, of the 0-60 time: "Not optimum. Timing is likely to improve dependent on driver skill, road/ grip conditions and temperature"
After a quick browse:
You can't have the 7-speed auto on the base model then.
The steering lock is different depending on what size wheels are fitted.
And, of the 0-60 time: "Not optimum. Timing is likely to improve dependent on driver skill, road/ grip conditions and temperature"
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Posted 02 June 2009 - 11:25 AM
I'm confused by the steering turns lock-to-lock thang. It suggests that you have to turn the steering wheel 0.1 more with 19" wheels but that would imply that you get more lock. Surely, if anything, you get less lock
Perhaps the gearing is different? You get the same amount of lock but the steering is lower geared for the bigger wheels?
The good news is that the chap doing the demo says the headlights are brighter than the 350Z. Also you can turn the automatic wipers to 'off' (not sure about the lights).
Personally I could do without the auto wipers, auto lights and electric seats all together but would have liked to have seen the synchro rev as an option on the base model.
Edit: I just spotted that the turning circle is 40cm bigger with 19" wheels so you turn the steering wheel more to get less lock? I think it must be a typo and you turn the wheel 0.1 turns less with 19" wheels....
Perhaps the gearing is different? You get the same amount of lock but the steering is lower geared for the bigger wheels?
The good news is that the chap doing the demo says the headlights are brighter than the 350Z. Also you can turn the automatic wipers to 'off' (not sure about the lights).
Personally I could do without the auto wipers, auto lights and electric seats all together but would have liked to have seen the synchro rev as an option on the base model.
Edit: I just spotted that the turning circle is 40cm bigger with 19" wheels so you turn the steering wheel more to get less lock? I think it must be a typo and you turn the wheel 0.1 turns less with 19" wheels....
Edited by Paul_S, 02 June 2009 - 11:50 AM.
The Honey Monster - 'a standard limited edition 370Z with a plethora of minor bespoke mods'
LED sidelights | Glowing Emblems | DIY Sound Deadening | Front+Rear 15mm spacers | Full size rear number plate
Auto dimming mirror | Satin black wheels & yellow pinstripe | 370Z Tax disc holder | Reversing Camera
UpRev tuned | Invidia Gemini Cat Back Exhaust | GT-R Start Button | Clutch Helper Spring
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Posted 02 June 2009 - 03:57 PM
Paul_S, on 2 Jun 2009, 12:25, said:
would have liked to have seen the synchro rev as an option on the base model.
I know what you mean, but on the other hand why buy a car like this unless you're prepared to learn to heel and toe?
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Posted 02 June 2009 - 06:06 PM
NismoGiZmo, on 2 Jun 2009, 16:57, said:
I know what you mean, but on the other hand why buy a car like this unless you're prepared to learn to heel and toe?
It's sweet when you get it right huh?
The Honey Monster - 'a standard limited edition 370Z with a plethora of minor bespoke mods'
LED sidelights | Glowing Emblems | DIY Sound Deadening | Front+Rear 15mm spacers | Full size rear number plate
Auto dimming mirror | Satin black wheels & yellow pinstripe | 370Z Tax disc holder | Reversing Camera
UpRev tuned | Invidia Gemini Cat Back Exhaust | GT-R Start Button | Clutch Helper Spring
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Posted 02 June 2009 - 10:03 PM
Hi
So does the GT Bose system come with an Aux-in ? (plus skipping disks, loosing left channel etc) :-)
Lester
So does the GT Bose system come with an Aux-in ? (plus skipping disks, loosing left channel etc) :-)
Lester
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Zedlister
Posted 03 June 2009 - 07:22 AM
Has anyone noticed the tyre sizes on the 19" rims? Shouldn't the fronts be a 40 ratio, not 45?
If what's stated is correct that would make the front diameter 28mm bigger than the rear if I'm calculating it right!
If what's stated is correct that would make the front diameter 28mm bigger than the rear if I'm calculating it right!
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Posted 03 June 2009 - 11:21 AM
Paul_S, on 2 Jun 2009, 12:25, said:
Personally I could do without the auto wipers, auto lights and electric seats all together but would have liked to have seen the synchro rev as an option on the base model.
In two-door cars they're sure more luxury (or semi-luxury nowadays, perhaps) GT territory than sports car.
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Zedling
Posted 03 June 2009 - 12:22 PM
leep159, on 3 Jun 2009, 08:22, said:
Has anyone noticed the tyre sizes on the 19" rims? Shouldn't the fronts be a 40 ratio, not 45?
If what's stated is correct that would make the front diameter 28mm bigger than the rear if I'm calculating it right!
If what's stated is correct that would make the front diameter 28mm bigger than the rear if I'm calculating it right!
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Posted 01 September 2010 - 07:33 PM
Pinned for everyone. Note this is for the original 2009 model and there are changes for 2010 (i.e. they have the Nissan Connect Sat Nav)
The Honey Monster - 'a standard limited edition 370Z with a plethora of minor bespoke mods'
LED sidelights | Glowing Emblems | DIY Sound Deadening | Front+Rear 15mm spacers | Full size rear number plate
Auto dimming mirror | Satin black wheels & yellow pinstripe | 370Z Tax disc holder | Reversing Camera
UpRev tuned | Invidia Gemini Cat Back Exhaust | GT-R Start Button | Clutch Helper Spring
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Posted 03 September 2010 - 02:44 PM
Puddenchucker, on 3 Jun 2009, 13:22, said:
You're probably right - the Nissan USA website lists the tyre sizes as: 245/40WR19 (front) and 275/35WR19 (rear), it's probably a typo on the UK specs.
The fronts are 45's
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Zedling
Posted 03 September 2010 - 06:03 PM
The G Man, on 3 Sep 2010, 15:44, said:
The fronts are 45's
As I don't own a 370Z, I don't know for certain, but every UK brochure or spec sheet I've seen lists the tyres as either:
225/50 R18 (front)
245/45 R18 (rear)
or
245/40 R19 (front)
275/35 R19 (rear)
including the 2010 spec:
http://forums.nissan...showtopic=27017
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Posted 03 September 2010 - 07:14 PM
Puddenchucker, on 3 Sep 2010, 19:03, said:
As I don't own a 370Z, I don't know for certain, but every UK brochure or spec sheet I've seen lists the tyres as either:
225/50 R18 (front)
245/45 R18 (rear)
or
245/40 R19 (front)
275/35 R19 (rear)
including the 2010 spec:
http://forums.nissan...showtopic=27017
225/50 R18 (front)
245/45 R18 (rear)
or
245/40 R19 (front)
275/35 R19 (rear)
including the 2010 spec:
http://forums.nissan...showtopic=27017
