A buyer’s guide to the Nissan 350Z!!

[@headphones1861]

The collective knowledge and experience of the Tarmacsportz crew probably greater than all the Nissan Service Centres put together! Zeds are such special cars that deliver so much more than their on paper stats suggest we need people like you keeping these going. Keep up the great work guys.

[@autodigitvlogs]

Big difference from people that studied the car over 20+ years vs technicians who probably skipped training in Japan. High turnover at Nissan High Performance centers. Dealers useful for first service and warranty on new cars 😂

[@Deanobrown12]

Good video guys, I would add though that front a/r are a pain in the ass on these and not ever had a set come off nicely! one of my personal Z checkpoints is deffo removing the soil caps on the rear arches cause that’s where most rust starts from! Keep up the good work! 🎉

[@watertech6291]

What are the soil caps please?

[@Dipper88]

Assume he means the plastic piece that live on the forward part of the rear arch near the sideskirt. In there there is a black plastic trim. If you remove it there is a lip that produces and it is basically a crap catcher. I removed about an inch thick of mud from mine and it was the source of some wheel arch rust

[@andrewchatfield7754]

Great advice fella ,keep well and see you soon

[@autodigitvlogs]

Nice one guys! 370Z was trouble free over 18 months. Reliable car.

[@Dipper88]

Greay video. Thanks guys!

[@joshuasutton4043]

Nice video and nice ride love my z

[@Buptaboy1]

Excellent video guys, learned a few bits there. Of course my anxiety is now high so will have to spend some money, clutch being the first job for Bob 😜

[@daveallen2000]

Great video, really enjoyed it

[@djgoldthing7166]

I've had a 2005 350z for 3 years with 47k miles. I think it was stood for a couple of years before I bought it. It runs perfectly with good mpg. The issue is, it's using oil. About 1 lt every 3-400 miles. Under acceleration there's some white smoke from the exhausts and a smoky smell that you can taste through the air vents. Could it be the cam cover gaskets or an air leak somewhere. Any advice would be great before I take it to a garage. I live in Wigan and I don't know of any local z specialists. Cheers.