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The Nismo is not faster (straight line). It has a bit more power and a bit more weight, those factors cancel each other out (and are small differences anyway). The
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The Nismo is not faster (straight line). It has a bit more power and a bit more weight, those factors cancel each other out (and are small differences anyway).
The Nismo may be quicker around a track due to the stiffer suspension and chassis bracing. TL;DR: If you want a track warrior, buy a Nismo. If you want a road warrior, buy standard. Unless you're talking about twin turboing it and making it a GTR killer, a 370Z cannot be a sleeper. |
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Any car can be a "sleeper" if it vastly outperforms it's stock form and you can't tell from just looking at it. |
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