Nissan Z GT4 rolls into SEMA prepping for 2023 development season
after local testing in Las Vegas. The automaker dropped hints about the car in September, we're finally privy to specs and the racing plan. For GT4 duty, the VR30DDTT 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 in the road car is leveled up 450 horsepower and 443 pound-feet of torque in base spec, final numbers to be determined by Balance of Performance regulations in the SRO GT4 series.
With GT4 designed to make close connection to the road-legal base car, obvious aero aids are limited to a splitter, some flics on the front fenders, an a rear wing. We expect to see far racier makeovers at a local diner soon. Staggered 18-inch Rays wheels in racing rubber provide explosive go, a quartet of stonking Brembo
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