Nissan 300ZX HKS Intercooler Kits ad to legally import the foreign model, or convert a domestic NA 2+2 model to use a twin-turbo engine. The conversion process can be performed by mechanics familiar with the Z32. The conversion entails switching many parts in the engine bay to the twin-turbo versions as well as making some slight engine bay alterations to fit certain parts such as the radiator.[12]It was the first Japanese car to be sold following the introduction of a 280-PS power ceiling imposed by JAMA.[13]The Z32 chassis would likewise undergo several changes throughout its production run between 1989 and 1996. Among the m

Features for your Nissan 300ZX

• Specific upgrade kits for factory intercooled turbocharged vehicles.
• Calculated design for maximum efficiency and perfomance.
• All necessary silicone hoses, brackets, hardware and fittings are included for complete bolt-on installation.
• Most HKS intercooler systems and upgrade kits are CARB exempt (CARB E.O. #D-186-21).
• HKS S-Type and R-Type Intercooler Kits

HKS Intercooler Kits In 1989 Nissan replaced the Z31 chassis with the Z32. Production of the naturally aspirated versions began in the Spring, followed by the twin-turbo in the Fall. The new VG30DE engine code reflected the use of Dual overhead cam heads. The twin-turbo model had the VG30DETT (Twin-Turbo) engine.The naturally aspirated 300ZX Z32 was offered initially as a 2-seater, and was followed abruptly by a 2+2 model. The 2+2 had a longer body (8.5 inches) than the 2-seater. The twin-turbo 2+2 (four seat model) was never sold in the United States. Buyers in the U.S. who desired a four seat twin-turbo either h