What to do with my Z this spring????
 

I am giving myself till the end April to think about it, by then I should have about 15,000 to execute the plan regardless of
what my decision is. Really just toying with all of these ideas.

The Options:

1) Do a build on the Z, it is 370z / manual / with sports package. Here is what I am thinking of doing.

Priced out via Z1 Motorsports:
VQ37VHR 400HP Package
ARK Nissian 370Z GRIP True Dual Exhaust System Burnt Tip
Stillen short throw shifter
Nismo R-Tune Cold Air Intake (Long Tube)
KW Variant 1 Coilover Kit
Z1 370Z (Sport) Brake Upgrade
whiteline sway bars
dyno tune
oil cooler
new radiator
rear camera
fair lady rear light
Seats
Tires

2) Just do the Tires / Seats / Exhaust.

3) Purchase a new Mustang GT, why, better money for the cash vs. buying a nismo, like the nismo.
Would get the Mustang with the GT Performance Package and the Recaro Seats, Also having access to Ford X Plan helps a bit.

4) Purchase a 240z or Z32 non-turbo or 350z

5) Spend the money on various driver schools

so interested in your thoughts and comments

Is the Z your DD?

you can call it that, but I only put 5000 miles on it the past year, it has about 42000.

Option 1 or build a 240Z.

I'm assuming your Z is paid off. The 370z is a blast when modded correctly. Some simple N/A mods and some suspension is perfect for a fun twisty driver. It's the little things imo that make the Z so fun.

This is a hard question to answer only because you know what you want. Are you looking for a car for the track? Are you looking for something with a lot of power? Are you going to keep this Z and add another car to it?

Any particular reason your going with Nismo intakes instead of Stillen Stage III and Z1s intakes?

....Boost?

Do modest mods and tire and save your money for the next generation Nismo. It should be boosted and have more power.

Going to keep the Z, upset enough when I see pics of the 240Z, I let go..

Little bit of track / little bit of power

never have done something like this, so I am playing with the ideas

I not very mechanically inclined, so was just going through there web site Z1 Motorsports pricing items out, just pricing out for the max cost.

Option 5 Driver schools. The experience gained will last a lifetime and can be built upon and applied to all cars you'll own going forward. And without knowing your age, it could open doors to a part or full time career opportunity. Skip Barber has a whole series you can participate in after their three day school and two extra classes.
I do a bunch of track days and even I am thinking of taking this year off and saving up some money to do a full race school.

Understand that and it's there, that is why in a way it is so difficult to decide. There is no racing career anymore, maybe a school series. At 63 those days are pretty much past. But I did get started 1983, by taking a skip barber school at mid-ohio and a few years later did do a couple of years of SCCA Formula Ford back then. But family / kids stopped me.

I have been doing the SCCA Starting Line schools for the past several years with the Z, my biggest problem has also been my right foot....

Well I have doing some more thinking on this.

3) Purchase a new Mustang GT, why, better money for the cash vs. buying a nismo, like the nismo.
Would get the Mustang with the GT Performance Package and the Recaro Seats, Also having access to Ford X Plan helps a bit.

4) Purchase a 240z or Z32 non-turbo or 350z

These two options are pretty much have been eliminated.


Thanks all for the inputs

Dude it's your car do with it what you want, "use your own vision" now that being said..

I know what I would do with if I had the money.. I would TT the car..

with all that listed on the first option, im surprised u havent included doing the csc replacement to aftermarket first.

anyway, i would do stiffer front swaybar, exhaust, and tires. GL