It’s hard to argue the fact that Nissan knows how to build a capable FR platform, from the original Datsuns to the latest 370z they have certainly made a name for themselves among those who prefer to be pushed rather than pulled.
The 300zx is just another example of Nissan’s capability to build a solid RWD coupe and the Z32 specifically is a car I wish I saw more of both online and in person so when Darren sent his own 2+2 by my interest was peaked.
Based in California Darren kept things pretty simple on the outside of his 300zx (the body doesn’t really need much help anyway) and focused most of his efforts towards the drive line and suspension.
Under the hood he has added a pop charger and Powertrix grounding kit in addition to a Apexi Super megaphone exhaust. While the suspension has the works thanks once again to Powertrix (coils, tension rods and strut bar).
Wheel wise he looked to stance friendly brand XXR and picked up a set of their 512’s at 18×10 all around spaced to an offset of 0.
The result of these modifications is a simple straight forward lady in red.
The full list of modifications Darren has done is below:
Exterior:
- 4300K HID’s
- Jspec front clear corners
- Jspec ’99 tailights
- Window Tint
Interior:
- Pioneer 3800MP
- Broadway Mirror
- Infinity front 6.5″ component speakers
Suspension/Wheels/Brakes:
- Powertrix Ultra Lite Coilovers
- Powertrix Tension Rods
- Powertrix Rear Strut Tower Bar
- 300 Degree Brake Master Cylinder Brace
- XXR 521 Gold 18×10 all around +25 (Effectively 0 offset with PBM 25mm spacers all around)
- Yokohama S.Drive 245/35
- Dunlop Direzza DZ101 255/35
Engine/Drivetrain:
- Pop Charger
- Apexi Super Megaphone Exhaust
- Powertrix Grounding Kit
- SS Clutch Line
- Short Shifter
Thanks for the submission Darren.
Clean as a whistle.
flawless
Very nice!
Fairlady on point
Beauty, more 300zx’s please!
the 300z ans zx are very much under rated there relivly cheap and bomb proof
did he roll and pull fenders
clean zed
@mugz32, I’m pretty sure he did a pull all around. No way they would fit with those tire sizes and at 0 offset.
Unless math works in reverse with wheel spacing, I’m pretty sure +25 wheel with a 25mm spacer equals +50mm spacing from the hub. The offset of the wheel is still +25, not zero.
This is an old one, but I should have put effective offset.