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Yes, you heard it correctly! We're going to have a contest for our members to showcase their prized possessions. Come one, come all to the new car of the month show for May!
This contest's theme will be Z's with forced induction! Rules are pretty simple:
The cars have to be FI, i.e. supercharged or turboed.
Maximum of 10 cars will be chosen.
You can submit up to 4 hi-res pics.
A complete mod list should be posted with the pics. Post the list first.
Separate the grouping of your mods, i.e. Suspension, Engine, Audio, etc. List the FI mods first.
Tell us something unique about the car like a funny story, how many builds, etc.
Keep comments out of the submission thread. There will be another thread (The Poll) where we can post the mod lists, the pics, and make comments.
The winner of the COTM contest will get a free premier membership.
Let's get started! I'll monitor this thread to prune out the comments unless you have a suggestion, then you can PM them to me. Otherwise, I want participants only to post their mod list and their pics in this thread.
Nissan's resurgence with the Z model has been quite a hit and the 370Z has been the perfect successor to the ever-popular 350Z. With the VQ37HR powering the way to a more streamlined body, it's no surprise that the aftermarket has embraced the 370Z with open arms. While there are tons of nicely built 370Zs in America, it's always nice to see what's being done in Japan as inspiration of fully functional, cleanly built cars.
Most enthusiasts often find it sacrilegious to mix and match parts from various manufacturers when it comes to building their car. Perhaps it's just brand loyalty or a fancy way of keeping a clean spec sheet, but we don't always run across cars like this. Instead of sticking to just one brand for the entire vehicle, this owner mixed and matched with what he/she thought looked best on the 370Z. The result? A Top Secret front spoiler with integrated brake ducts has been combined with Varis twin carbon fiber intake ducts and Varis carbon fiber hood. On the hood are Top Secret aerocatch hood pins and in the rear is a carbon fiber wing from Mine's. And outfitting each corner are none other than Volk Racing's TE-37 wheels in a classic white finish enhanced with a blue pinstripe on the lip.
One thing's for sure, every part of the car is a nice high quality component from a reputable brand in Japan. While we're more used to seeing full out Top Secret cars, or full Varis cars, it's refreshing to see someone break the mold a little bit, blending the best of all worlds for a great looking car.
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