Shotta

"A man's greatest work is to break his enemies, to drive them
before him, to take from them all the things that have been
theirs, to hear the weeping of those that cherished them, to take
their horses between his knees and press in his arms the most
desirable of their women.''

Genghis Kahn

Edit: Disregard, I found the root cause of my parasitic voltage drain to be a tracking device buried deep inside my car and it was being powered off of the #5 fuse.

If you go to the website he lists the company says "NEW SUPPORT!!! 2009 - 2020 Nissan 370Z"

Its really easy to swap pads out for track days, thats what I do. 1 set for the streets and one set for the occasional track days.

I can say with experience that the lighter brakes (2 piece rotors) lighter wheels and lighter tires feel like I freed up some pep and agility in the car. I dont know that it was "worth the money"...

I can say with experience that the lighter brakes (2 piece rotors) lighter wheels and lighter tires feel like I freed up some pep and agility in the car. I dont know that it was "worth the money"...

I can say with experience that the lighter brakes (2 piece rotors) lighter wheels and lighter tires feel like I freed up some pep and agility in the car. I dont know that it was "worth the money"...

Nice, we also have a 2006 R53. That thing is so much fun and working on it is like working on an RC car.

I go to TMP sometimes because its so close but I always feel nervous there going into a corner with cars all around and just feet between the cars. Most of the times Ive been there the group were...

I have the AP BBK in the front with mintex extreme and xp8 on the rear, stillen brake cooling. No issue with the brakes on the track. I can brake hard at the last second repeatedly.

Instead of the Abarth I would look at a Mini Cooper S. My wife has one and its as much fun, if not more so to drive then the 370z. Its also super easy to work on.

Pf01's in 18". Not the prettiest wheels but light and strong plus wide 18" wheels look good with big brake kits filling them up.

When I'm in the Markham area I rarely see any z's but see GTR's at almost every intersection.

When I'm in the Markham area I rarely see any z's but see GTR's at almost every intersection.

When I'm in the Markham area I rarely see any z's but see GTR's at almost every intersection.

Google "resting hand on shifter" and lots of info will come up. It was one of the first things I was taught when I starting driving manuals 25 years ago and Im pretty sure it still holds true with...