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Nissan 300zx road race car
Engine by Rising Sun Performance Suspension by Dickey Racing Custom roll cage by Curt Janish This car is set up for SCCA road racing. It is not street legal. It has many 1st place wins and track records. Tons of spares. $20k invested. This is a Nissan 300ZX prepared to SCCA IT specs. The intake, and exhaust have been optimized. Internal engine components are stock....balanced and blueprinted, Ports are matched per SCCA rules. Brakes are stock rotors and calipers, Hawk blue pads. Suspension uses Koni shocks and Eibach springs. It has adjustable camber in the front. This is a normally aspirated engine. For the scca it class that is what could be used. You could also race it in other classes if you decided to put a turbo motor in it. Auto cross and other sanctioning bodies are also a possibility. The form required a mileage number but that is really not applicable. It was a street car with 100k+ when it was converted to a race car. The body has approximately 20 races the engine about 11. It has not been raced in 5 years. |
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