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Nissan 370Zki revealed in Chicago : Snowmobile with an open-top twist

Nissan 370Zki revealed in Chicago : Snowmobile with an open-top twist

Posted on February 5, 2018June 13, 2019 By Jarvis

The one-off Nissan 370Zki has been revealed for the 2018 Chicago motor show, continuing a line of purpose-built concepts by the Japanese brand.

Pronounced “370-ski”, the snowmobile is based on the 370Z Roadster, sporting eye-catching orange and yellow body work – supplied by Icon Image Graphics – along with front skis and rear snow tracks.

The massive ‘Dominator’ tracks have been supplied by American Track Truck Inc., which required the vehicle’s entire drivetrain to be removed before installation.

In order to accomodate the rear tracks and front skis, a custom lift kit was installed, making the 370Zki three inches (76mm) higher off the ground than the standard car.

Other modifications include rerouted brake lines and a modified exhaust system – just so it could fit underneath the vehicle – while the rear wheel arches were also fettled with to allow for the four-foot long snow tracks.
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