NFS Heat - NISSAN 350Z vs NISSAN 350Z Z33 LE Best Engine Fully Upgraded 400+ Ultimate+ Parts

A full review of the NISSAN 350Z ‘08 vs NISSAN 350Z Z33 LE ’03 (Rachel’s Car) best engine fully upgraded 400+ with ULTIMATE+ parts on Need For Speed Heat played on PC. Timeline:- NISSAN 350Z ‘08 00:00 Best Engine Swap, Performance Parts and Tuning 00:42 AERION Circuit Race (Day) [Comparative Race Time] NISSAN 350Z Z33 LE ’03 (Rachel’s Car) 03:55 Best Engine Swap, Performance Parts and Tuning 04:39 AERION Circuit Race (Day) [Comparative Race Time] 07:56 NISSAN 350Z ‘08 vs NISSAN 350Z Z33 LE ’03 11:12 Leaderboard AERION Circuit Race Lap Times Review:- For two cars that looks exactly the same, I didn’t expect there to be any difference between the two cars. However, there is a noticeable difference between the two cars both in lap times and handling. Both cars require the 646 hp 3.5l V6 engine swap to get the most out of them. There are many V6 engines, I’ve tried all of them in addition to the other engines but none of them was as fast. Even the Forged 3.5l V6 was not as good as the 646 hp 3.5l V6 engine. On the contrary, the Forged engine has weaker acceleration and the car’s rating dropped below 400+ when increasing the downforce. As for the differences, the 350Z ‘08 has better ¼ mile acceleration than the 350Z Z33 LE ’03 even though both cars has the same exact engine. Also the NISSAN 350Z has better handling and has more grip. The 350Z Z33 LE tends to drift more around corners and thus lose more time. The NISSAN 350Z is also quicker around corners and have better exit speed. The NISSAN 350Z is over 4 seconds quicker than NISSAN 350Z Z33 LE which is a lot. However, both cars are still slower than the RSR by around 16 and 21 seconds respectively. Need for Speed Heat is a racing video game developed by Ghost Games and published by Electronic Arts for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It is the twenty-fourth installment in the Need for Speed series and commemorates the series' 25th anniversary. It was released on November 8, 2019. #needforspeedheat