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Hi everyone. I joined a few days ago and was getting a 55 plate 350z however on inspection it did not cut the mustard so I am going for the latest model I can afford which is late 2009. However having searched for days through a few Nissan Forums and nissan themselves no one can state black and white what the official BHP of the variants are and as for the 0-60 well every ones car is just a tad faster than the next person which makes it even more frustrating as by right I should punch on paragraph or ask one question from google and come up with 2=2=4 but I get 100000000 pages of opinions. Any way the other day I pulled this off a page on here Up to 2005 is 276 BHP 2006 --> 2007 is 296 (up to 07 plate) 2007 --> is 313 (57 plate onwards) Yet Nissan GB at Rickmansworth and WLMG and every internet site I have visited thus far says the 2007 onwards is 306bph. What started off as a calm relaxed Google search has become a dammed annoyance and turned me into a Gibberish Brandy swilling nincompoop. Please does anyone have Bible swearing correct details on the BHP for the 2007-2009 please. And I wont even ask the guy who said his standard 350z is 0.2 quicker than a Bentley Continental as I have driven them many times. Kind regards to all the people who I know will reply to this thenoname.

What ever you do, don't ever turn ESP switch off on icy roads or snow unless you are the Stig! Last year my mate drove out of the Aston martin garage with his new DB9 in the snowy conditions and thought to him self "wonder what this does" He never made the 1st corner and wrote it off. 5 miles on the clock and ended up in Hospital. Never ever turn it off unless racing days:) kind regards Peter

I just spoke to Horsham Developments and the price to supply and fit makes it worth my while to drive down there from South London so I will be taking that route:)

Hope you don't mind. How would you know the difference please? Regards Peter

I thought Horsham was on the A24 12 miles South of Dorking. And there was me thinking there was a good guy close by:(

Hope you don't mind me asking but the picture with the air induction kit. I have one ready to fit. Were do you put the air sensor switch ie male as female is on the box Do you just leave it dangling or is it best to just keep the ducting and take the box off hence keeping the sensor switch as it is? Sorry if I should have looked it up but I suffer from a rare headache disorder and can only spend 30 mins at a time looking at PC screen. Kind regards in advance Peter (thenoname)