Nissan sold the 350Z from 2002-2009, quickly becoming one of the brand’s most cherished vehicles. People love the Japanese two-seater for many reasons. It has precise steering, a good chunk of power, and it looks good. What more could you ask for? In our 350Z archives, we have plenty of content ranging from 350Z Header Guides to 350Z Coilover guides. Overall, if you’re trying to build a fast Z, we’ve got you.
Every once in a while, an engine comes around that is simply too good to ignore. That can certainly be said for the Nissan VQ35DE V6 engine. After taking the reigns from the popular Nissan VG V6 engine series, the VQ platform had a lot to live up to. Luckily, things only got better, and…
In recent years, the financial markets have been anything but predictable. Case in point, the absolute bonkers current used car market. Used cars with higher mileage and more years are actually selling for more now than they did three years ago. In many cases, cars just one or two years old are as expensive as…
The Nissan 350Z is a classic at this point. I say that not necessarily from an age perspective, but in terms of its impact on the automotive world. First introduced in 2002, the 350Z had a fantastic blend of characteristics that made it a fantastic daily driver and a weekend warrior. After all, that was…
The Nissan VQ35DE and VQ35HR in the 350z are both great engines. They deliver great NA performance, power, and sounds. VQ35 engines are also easy to upgrade and mod for more power. Among one of the best upgrades includes a set of Nissan 350Z headers. It’s a great power mod that also comes with plenty…
Despite its age the Nissan 350Z remains an excellent performance car to this day. Many appreciate it as a true drivers car due to an awesome balance of NA power and handling. The 350z is also an easy platform to mod and upgrade. Among the best upgrades include a Nissan 350z coilovers kit. Coilovers have…
The Nissan 350Z & Infiniti G35 made their original debut with the VQ35DE 3.5L V6 engine. In 2007, Nissan introduced the VQ35HR engine for the final years of the 350Z and G35. Then came the VQ37VHR 3.7L V6 for the newer 370Z & G37 models in 2009. Despite these engines sharing the same VQ engine…
The Nissan 350Z was released in 2003 and produced until 2008 when it was retired for the 370Z. The 350Z was initially launched with the VQ35DE engine, a 3.5L naturally aspirated V6 producing 287hp and 274lb-ft. of torque. In 2006, the engine received some minor updates, dubbed the ‘Rev-up‘ which increased power to 300hp but…
The Nissan 350z is an awesome drivers that many car enthusiasts still appreciate to this day. It’s powered by the 3.5L VQDE35 through 2006 and the VQ35HR for later models. With 287+ horsepower from the factory the 350z already offers solid performance. However, those looking to push the 350Z to the next level should consider…
