With boost levels set at the recommended level of 0.3 kg (4.3 psi), the turbo kit produced 385 hp and 374.7 lb-ft of torque to the flywheel. Not too shabby, considering the stock 350Z's 273 hp.

GReddy, maker of many high-performance products for the import performance market, have been in the game from the get-go with their turbo kit for the 350Z, so it made perfect sense for them to ...

Prepare for a string of words that make no sense together: You can buy a 2004 Nissan 350Z with a twin-turbo Bentley W12 and ZF eight-speed automatic transmission swap for roughly $40,000.

The 350Z also rocks aftermarket wheels shod in Toyo R88R tires. Finally, in addition to making all these mechanical modifications, the owner crafted a bespoke widebody kit for the car in his garage.

You can also buy swap kits for LS powerplants and transmission kits for high-output applications. Be that as it may, there is absolutely no one in the world that offers Bentley twin-turbo W12 and ...

I’ve driven the latest Nissan 350Z and to tell you the truth, I had a friggin blast with it. 300 Hp seem just fine with me. I’m not saying that I won’t appreciate the extra 13 Hp on the 2008 ...

Car News briefs: Ram SRT-10 world's fastest truck; GReddy ready with 350Z turbo kit. By AUTOWEEK Published: Feb 8, 2004. Save Article.