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Hasemi Motorsports old Z33

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A love that never grows old

I still go apeshit when I see dope Z33s. Adam forwarded me this picture that he found from Ztune.com’s 2010 Nismo festival coverage. Needless to say it is my current wallpaper.

Here is the link to 7tune’s complete coverage of the festival… Click Here!

Less is more…

Admittedly I’m not a huge Z32 fan but I have to give credit where credit is due. A set of wheels and a drop have really transformed this car from a mundane 17yr old car to a really nice vehicle.

Before:

After:

Abflug Z34 Kit (Version 2) Concept Pictures

I know these pieces are pictured on a Z33 but they state its for a Z34 so who am I to tell them what they are producing. I personally think the photos are rather “interesting” …

New Tommy Kaira 350Z/Z33 Rear Valence and Exhaust

It’s nice to know that manufacturers are still developing new products for the Nissan 350Z even though it is no longer in production. One of Japan’s top tuning firms, Tommy Kaira, has recently released this fiberglass rear valence for the Z33. The valence takes a few design cues from the 370z to give the 350z rear a slight update. This piece is available with and without the center 370z rear fog lamp.

Also pictured is the Tommy Kaira Premium 01S High Performance Exhaust System (Click Here to View the Press Release, I should warn you that it’s in Japanese). This exhaust is constructed of SUS304 stainless steel with 76mm diameter main piping and 90mm diameter quad slash-cut tips. An optional 60mm diameter Y-Pipe/Front Pipe is also available for purchase from Tommy Kaira to be used in conjunction with this exhaust. Gaskets and hardware are included and the exhaust with the y-pipe installed is rated at a sound level of 90-92 decibels.

All of these items are available for immediate purchase. If you are interested in pricing and availability please contact us.

Fairlady Z432

You’ll be very hard pressed to fine a better/cleaner example of this rare gem.

Asset Z34

I came up upon one picture of this car and fell in love with the race livery. I then proceeded to spend the better part of the last hour scouring the net for more pictures of this ST-3 race class Techno First built Z34. Sharing is caring…

My Fairlady (err, ladies)

One of our long term customers up in Canada sent over these pics last night. Him and a buddy took some sweet shots of their Z33’s. Does it get any better than 2 friends, enjoying their cars, in the nice weather? It’s what the hobby is all about! Cars are looking sweet guys, thanks for the pics.

Ings N-spec Z34/370 Kit… Carbonized

I’m definitely feeling this kit more in carbon then the FRP version that we posted a few weeks ago…

I like this picture

that is all

Tochigi Prefecture Highway Patrol Vehicles

Can you really go wrong with any of them?

I saw someone make mention on my350z.com about Jay Bryan posting on the Tochigi Prefecture’s NISMO Z33 back in December of ’07 on his old “Dropjay” blog but he has since taken it down so I do not know how much of this material is repetitive.

I apologize if it’s redundant but this is the first time I’ve seen real pictures of these vehicles.

Can you really go wrong with any of them?

Improving my Elastokinematics…

…I finally got the rest of my Whiteline Polyurethane Bushings in. Win! 🙂

Late nights ahead...

A sneak peek of what Kevin has been up to…

… new MCR Hood installed.

I’d like to take this hot second to publicly let Kevin know as I have already on the phone that I LOVE the new direction you are going with your car and I know it will be badass when everything is said and done. You are now allowed to bring your car back around my neighborhood without me chastising you. 🙂

*** These are rough pictures by the way as the car was and is still in progress when these pictures were taken***

No, this isn’t Kevin in the car in this picture

Love the idea, but not a fan of the execution…

I know the stretch tire fanbois will dig this car but we here are not big fans of the whole stretched tire craze. I do like these wheels (SSR MS1) on a Z roadster. I guess I would prefer that the owner had gone with more of a “Hellafunctional” look as opposed to the “Hellaflush”  one they are sporting. Just my $.02