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2004 Nissan 350Z – NICOclub Ride of the Month September 2005

December 10, 2009 by admin


ATI ProCharger w/ 9psi pully
Shielded CAS wire
Custom Grounding Kit
AAM Y Pipe
High flow Cats
J&S Ultra Safeguard
AAM ECU reflash
B&M Short Shift Kit
GReddy AirFlow Plate
EGT Gauge in Drivers door AC vent
Plenum Spacer
Greddy Oil Catch Can
Koni 8241 adjustable shocks
Greddy Blowoff Valve

2004 Nissan 350Z – Owned by : Palmerwmd

September’s Ride of the Month is Fred’s , aka Palmerwmd’s, 2004 Nissan 350Z.  It is an Enthusiast Trim, 6 Speed Model.

Fred bought his car in September 04, a mere 10 weeks after the cars assembly date and sold his beloved Infiniti Q45t and SR’ed S13 (both to Nico Members) to make this car a reality for him.

Fred’s 350Z is Daytona Blue and was produced in the last few weeks of the 2004 production run. As a late 04 , also known as 2004.5’s, it has a couple of things early 04’s and 03’s don’t have.  An example is the strengthened Manual Transmission vs. earlier Models.

Fred has been modding the car within a couple of months of purchasing it, despite originally vowing to leave it bone stock for years to come.

On the 30th of August, after the installation of the new Greddy blowoff valve, which also addressed a previously unknown boost leak, he had another dyno run performed and the results stand at a repeatable and impressive 411 whp!

He hopes to add Project Mu Brake Pads and Steel braided brake lines to the car, as soon as they become available here for his Nissan. A fuel system upgrade is also definitely in his immediate future he says.

When pressed, he also wont deny that he may up pulleys to an 11 psi Pulley and is currently mulling an engine internals build-up ,to support even higher PSI Pulleys.

We like where he has taken his car and are curious to see how much further our friend will take this already impressive Z.

Filed Under: 350z Articles, Featured Ride Tagged With: adjustable shocks, braided brake lines, brake pads, daytona blue, fuel system, grounding kit, manual transmission, nissan 350z, project mu brake pads, short shift kit, steel braided brake lines

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