New Pittsburgh 370 Owner
 

Just made a thread in the Into section but figure I'll make one here too.

Hello 370 community. I have been meaning to start a thread for a few days now but I did not, oh well, better late than never. I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone. This site seems like a wealth of knowledge and fun and I'm hoping to be able to get a lot out of it.

Little background:
Prior to coming here I was and still am a member on the golfmk6 forum and owned a 2012 Carbon Steel Grey VW GTI with a K04 turbo upgrade and all supporting mods (IC, TBE, Intake, Clutch, etc). This sucker would move (easily a 12 second car and there are even accounts of it breaking into the 11's (not bad). Had the car brand new in Dec of 2011 but every now and then the itch to get into something new rears its head and the search began.

This bring us to Saturday. I was looking at a bunch of different things and after some talks and a lot of good fortune on wheeling and dealing, I walked out of a Nissan dealership with a Nissan 370z on Saturday as my daily driver (be gentle).

-Car is CPO and for good measure added the extended warranty to cover me to 100k
-Had 32,2xx on the clock when I signed the papers
-Black with the sport package and Nismo spoiler
-6 sp (manual is an absolute must for me regardless of the car)

Over the last couple days I've really been enjoying the car but it's still a little surreal that I actually have a different car. I love the fact that I only have 2 seats (was always saying that's what I wanted), and need to get used to driving a low car. I also need to get used to the feel of an NA engine since I'm used to getting myself thrown into the trunk when boost kicked in but I know the car is still quick and definitely a lot of fun around the back roads.

Sorry for the long winded intro. Here's a few pics from Saturday.

Out with the old
In with the New
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-l...614_164436.jpg

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-k...614_181826.jpg

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-D...614_181817.jpg

congrats!

Congrats! Welcome to the world of ground up sports cars. Two seats, RWD, 300+ NA whp... it's all good. Have fun... with a few mods you will be in heaven!

Nice ride congrats and welcome to the family!

Thanks.

Thanks mab. It's nice to not have to worry about DI issues like carbon buildup etc. Plus exactly what you said, 2 seats and RWD. No "real" responsibilities so that's plenty for me. Gonna see if I can pick up some used parts first. Most likely just Intake and Exhaust to smooth out that power curve and some sound.

Thanks Z-Girl. Do you ride too??

Flyby yes I ride too and love it!

Welcome. Nice ride.

welcome to the community :tup:

i got a thread for the area. try my best to keep it updated and post when we do/go to events as well.

http://www.the370z.com/north-east-re...-wv-group.html

I second the welcome. You will learn to enjoy the Z the more you drive it. Great looking ride and there is a ton of information available on the best forum on the Interweb...

unless you're stanced. then you will get torched on here lol

:ugh2:

Awesome. What do you ride??

I see a common trend on Z owners riding as well. I have a 2011 gsxr 600 in the stable for those nice days

Thanks. Goal is to keep it that way of course

Sweet I'll have to sub to that thread. It's always nice to meet local people

Definitely how I feel about it. I really enjoy driving her and the seats are really comfortable so I can't even complain

:icon17: Sounds just like the VW forums too. No plans on stancing out the Z don't worry.

Hi