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It is a big difference. The Z just feels so much more confident. Or maybe I have more confidence in the Z. The fit and finish are worlds apart, with
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Join Date: Nov 2012
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Drives: 2013 370Z NISMO
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Comparison to my 2012 SRT8 Challenger
It is a big difference. The Z just feels so much more confident. Or maybe I have more confidence in the Z. The fit and finish are worlds apart, with the Z winning out considerably.
It is rather hard to make a comparison because of the difference in breed. The SRT is a Thoroughbred, at its best cruising, or jumping from the starting line at the local 1/4 mile track. The Z is bred for the track, hugging turns and chewing up lateral G's. I do miss two things right now. The growl of the Zoomers Cat back I had installed and the throw-you-back-in-your-seat torque from the Hemi engine. Quote:
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