
ZCG will be closed from December 23rd to January 2nd of 2012
We want to thank all of our customers and friends for their support. Happy holidays and wishing everyone well in the new year!

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We want to thank all of our customers and friends for their support. Happy holidays and wishing everyone well in the new year!

Scott S recently did a track dat at Laguna Seca in the Green Z. Here is another amazing in-car video showing Scott chasing a talented 240z driver. Scott was running lap times of 1:42.32, 1:42.41, and 1:43.00s…he is quick! Turn up the volume to hear that VQ sing!
Scott also acquired a new, full race-spec 350z car to campaign soon:

Ladies and Gentlemen this means that the GREEN Z is now for sale!

Interested in a quick, dialed-in Z? You can read more about it in the FOR SALE ads
HERE

Here is Rob with another great forced-induction story:
Bob H. is a long time customer of ZCG. He blew his engine a year ago during a spirited track session at Thunderhill Raceway. Bob decided to come back to the track with added engine strength and something to help him get from corner to corner quicker.
He did his homework and purchased some forged internals and built an engine with lower compression. Bob did all of his assembly work for his engine and installed his own GTM DE twin-turbo kit in his garage at home. GO BOB!
Once the engine was broken in and the boost controller hooked up, he brought it to ZCG for the icing on the cake. We installed a PMAS maf and custom tuned Bob’s set up for 12.5 psi. This G is track ready to run with any modern day supercars…
8 psi:





Below, you can see how the exhaust is routed from the ceramic-coated headers to feed the turbo on the driver’s side, a close-up of the crossover, and the downpipe. Plenty of piping and it all fits in such a tight space!













Rolf J is a ZONC member and used his winning raffle prize for a little ZCG dyno love. When we baselined the car we noticed the graph was very shaky and looked like a lack of timing:

Sure enough we found a knock sensor code stored. We removed the intake to gain access to the sensor and found a mouse had chewed on knock sensor harness wires. The knock sensor and harness were replaced and the Z was back!
And icing on the cake, Rolf’s Z got UPREV’d to the tune of +9hp/8tq at the wheels…

Rolf was happy to feel his Z stronger than ever:)
Rob