Rx Vs 04' 350z
02-12-2004, 02:16 AM
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On my way home from picking up my RX from PFS I was traveling along a road paralell to I-95. Just as I passed a ramp for cars getting off the highway I was talking on my cell and joking with a Supra owner about how slow the new Z car is. Just then this fool in a new Z flies by me down the shoulder as he gets off the ramp and cuts me off and stops in front of me at a red light. I got next to him on the shoulder and we had it out. It wasn't much of a fight. Other than seing him at the light I think he must have went backwards when the race started. His car was pretty though! 
I called Peter Farrell and laughed all the way home!
I called Peter Farrell and laughed all the way home!
02-12-2004, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by baller520' date='Feb 12 2004, 02:08 AM
uhh.... most 350z's are running high 13's to low low 14's bone stock @101-102....which is just as fast as stock fd's......
02-12-2004, 09:22 PM
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WEll the 350Z's are slower than a 95 300ZX TT. Which is kinda funny. Seeing as that all the stats for the 300ZX wre taken in 95 on inferior tires. Now slap on a comprable set to the 350Z and then go for a run in the 300ZX. Still faster. I just find it sad that they decided to make this one NA. Shuld have atleast given us one turbo.
02-12-2004, 10:52 PM
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the 300zxtt priced itself out of competition. The same thing happened to the vr4, FD, and eventually the supra. Nissan was trying to return to it's z roots. It's a sports car, not a GT cruiser like the previous z32tt. It handles much, much better than the old z32.
I dare say it'll stay running a little longer though
not bad for a car with 11 years of technology on the old RX
I dare say it'll stay running a little longer though
02-13-2004, 01:25 AM
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Originally Posted by baller520' date='Feb 12 2004, 08:52 PM
the 300zxtt priced itself out of competition. The same thing happened to the vr4, FD, and eventually the supra. Nissan was trying to return to it's z roots. It's a sports car, not a GT cruiser like the previous z32tt. It handles much, much better than the old z32.
I dare say it'll stay running a little longer though
I dare say it'll stay running a little longer though