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This car is one of the most popular and modified cars in the street performance scene. The Nissan 300Z BrakesX was redesigned for rear-drive for introduction in spring 1989, adding a turbocharged model that fall. Two body styles were offered: a 2-passenger coupe, and a 2+2 coupe with a small back seat. A 222-horsepower, 3.0-liter V-6 was standard in all models except the 300Z BrakesX Turbo, which came only in 2-seater form. The turbo model Equipped with twin turbochargers and twin intercoolers (one set for each cylinder bank), the four-cam, 24-valve 3.0-liter engine developed 300 horsepower with 5-speed manual shift, or 280 horsepower when fitted with a 4-speed automatic transmission. Automatic was also available with the less-powerful engine. Turbos had intercooler inlets in the front air dam, a rear spoiler, Z-rated tires, and super 4 wheel steering. That means the rear wheels first turned slightly in the opposite direction from the front wheels, then in the same direction, to improve stability in fast lane-changes. Antilock braking was also standard. Door-mounted front seatbelts could be left buckled, to deploy automatically. A Ttop roof was standard on the Turbo model. Other 2-passenger coupes could have a fixed roof or the removable roof panels. The 300Z BrakesX was made in 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 and 1996 years with its updated body.

300Z Brakes are one of the most important safety features in your car. Do you want to stop faster? What about when youre stopping from 60-0. What if you are about to get into an accident? What about if you simply want the best 300Z Brakes on the earth. We carry these quality replacement parts for enthusiasts who want the best braking power. It can be a life or death situation or it could be a sport. It's up to you to decide if its right for you. Installation can be done by yourself if you have tools, or go to a local mechanic.