GT5 Transcripts/Nissan 240ZG

*The Nissan Fairlady Z was sold as the Nissan 240ZGMiswritten as "300ZX" in the game. outside Japan.
Near the end of the 1960s, Japanese cars were starting to make a name for themselves in the international stage. One of the vanguards of this movement wasAn unnecessary comma was placed between "movement" and "was". the Fairlady Z that debuted in 1969. Yutaka Katayama leading Nissan North America at the time convinced headquarters that "now was the time for a real sports carPluralized as "cars" in the game.", and subsequently challenged European cars to a duel. The history of the Z began here.
One symbolic model of the Z is the 432. While the other Z's were equipped with the Type L engine, the 432 was given an S20, DOHC straight-6 engine from the Prince R380. The "4" stands for 4 valves per cylinder, the "3" stands for 3 twin choke carburetors, and "2" stands for 2 camshafts. Its output was 158 HP, with a maximum torque of 130.1 ft-lb.
This 432 also had a 432R racing spec model. Utilizing an FRP hood for weight reduction, there were only 30 ever made.
But behind all this high performance was a lot of hard effort. The S20 was a sensitive engine, and it was said that the only ones who make this engine really sing wereAnother unnecessary comma was placed between "sing" and "were". Nissan's own works mechanics as Oppama. That is why Nissan gradually shifted the position of the racing machine to the 240Z.
The U.S. spec 240Z, with its 2.4L type L engine,The comma was omitted in the game.was easy to work with, and its toughness and ability to push the car from any rpm range was its strong point. Once in racing sports, it performed well in safari races and international rallying such as in the Monte Carlo.
With this strong show of performance, the 240Z later began sales in 1971. Especially the 240ZG, known for its long "G nose" front and bold over fenders became a huge hit, raising the name of the Z into a name brand in Sportscars.
==Models==
Nissan 240ZG (HS30) '71.jpg|240ZG
Nissan Fairlady 240ZG (HS30) '71 (GT7).jpg|Fairlady 240ZG
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