2005 350Z - Fresh NASA Spec Z build
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Listing ID: 1360 2005 350Z - Fresh NASA Spec Z build

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  • Price:
  • $20,000 USD
  • City:
  • Fort Lauderdale
  • State / Province
  • Florida
  • Zip / Postal Code:
  • 33304
  • Country
  • United States

Seller:

obzezzed350


Description

Selling my 350Z/Spec Z racecar to explore other classes. Never wrecked, it is a fresh build for Spec Z. It is a Nismo LSD and Nismo V3 bodykit away from full spec Z trim. I am the original owner since taking delivery from Endicott Nissan in July 2005 with clean title in hand. Maintained and built by Japtrix/Pros Tuning in West Palm Beach, FL.

Overview:
- 0 Hours on factory spec engine build
- 5 Hours on new OEM 6 speed transmission
- 3218 lbs with 190lb driver, and 3/4 tank of fuel
- Turn key w/ Traqmate, Cool Shirt included.
- 2 sets of Enkei RPF1s (18x9.5)

Engine:
- Fresh engine to factory specs
- Uprev Flash
- Oil cooler
- New Koyo Radiator
- Fuel transfer pump in tank to allow car to run under 1 gallon.

Drivetrain:
- New NIsmo flywheel
- New JWT Clutch
- Tilton Differential cooler
- Factory VLSD

Suspension/Brakes:
- New NISMO Spec Z Suspension Kit
- New NISMO Sway Bars
- OEM Brembo Brakes (Fronts fully rebuilt)
- SPL upper a-arms

Safety
- Mesh window net
- Schroth belts through 2020
- Sparco Pro-ADV seat (Expired for NASA)
- Cage w/ NASCAR bars driver side
- Fire system w/ 3 nozzles

The Bad
No race car is perfect but this Z does have one wart for Spec Z competition. The rear strut brace was removed from it's prior days as a Super Touring car. I have letters from the National office stating that a best effort attempt to restore it would make it 100% legal. I have also had 3 regional Spec Z directors state they would not DQ the car as car counts are more important than a technicality. For this reason, I have not restored but I do not think it would be a difficult task for a good fabricator. Lastly, the rear hatch used to have a wing on it so there are holes drilled in it, visible in the pictures.