TT or NA?

markesc · 06-23-2021, 11:26 PM

Heh - the #1 location people are moving to AZ from is.... CA

and they LOVE Gov't. They cannot get enough Gov't. I did 1.5 years in AZ,
then picked a different state.

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Originally Posted by Hotrodz

LMAO, my car has been fully registered and insured since I bought it! I live in the great state of AZ we don't like like government rules. That said you ain't wrong LMAO!!!

The fact is most twin turbo kits result in the loss of the OEM front crash bar so either way you may have to deal with the consequences if you rear end someone or hit something because you loss control of your vehicle.

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Hotrodz · 06-24-2021, 10:19 PM

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Originally Posted by markesc

Heh - the #1 location people are moving to AZ from is.... CA

and they LOVE Gov't. They cannot get enough Gov't. I did 1.5 years in AZ,
then picked a different state.

You left room for another Californian?

MR.NYC.370Z · 06-24-2021, 02:11 AM

Man, I would first start by asking myself some very real questions and being honest with your answers. From what you've stated you don't sound prepared to take on the financial aspect of a turbo situation. You also said that reason you got your Z was because you did not want to be like everyone else yet you're considering the option of getting a corvette? No offense meant but you sound rather confused. Owning a Z to me is more than just having a car. It's a lifestyle. You become part of a very unique extended family. We are a very diverse group of people but there is almost an unexplainable common core that unites us all. So yea, if all you want is a fast car then sell the Z and go get a corvette. However, if your objective is to be a part of something bigger, priceless, and lasting, then keep what you have and optimize it by learning from the veterans right here on this forum. I know that's what I've been doing.

Hotrodz · 06-24-2021, 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by MR.NYC.370Z

Man, I would first start by asking myself some very real questions and being honest with your answers. From what you've stated you don't sound prepared to take on the financial aspect of a turbo situation. You also said that reason you got your Z was because you did not want to be like everyone else yet you're considering the option of getting a corvette? No offense meant but you sound rather confused. Owning a Z to me is more than just having a car. It's a lifestyle. You become part of a very unique extended family. We are a very diverse group of people but there is almost an unexplainable common core that unites us all. So yea, if all you want is a fast car then sell the Z and go get a corvette. However, if your objective is to be a part of something bigger, priceless, and lasting, then keep what you have and optimize it by learning from the veterans right here on this forum. I know that's what I've been doing.

The great thing about a Z it unique and it is made for modding any way you choose. I love Corvettes but ain't a Z and I chose to make mine faster than one. It is not a GTR either and is faster and better handling than most. I get all the attention I want and more. I love the that the OP put himself out there because a lot of newbies are contemplating their options. To each there own enjoy the journey. I'm on into my tenth year of ownership and I had no clue it would end like it has. So much fun!

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FL 4Motion · 06-25-2021, 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by MR.NYC.370Z

Man, I would first start by asking myself some very real questions and being honest with your answers. From what you've stated you don't sound prepared to take on the financial aspect of a turbo situation. You also said that reason you got your Z was because you did not want to be like everyone else yet you're considering the option of getting a corvette? No offense meant but you sound rather confused. Owning a Z to me is more than just having a car. It's a lifestyle. You become part of a very unique extended family. We are a very diverse group of people but there is almost an unexplainable common core that unites us all. So yea, if all you want is a fast car then sell the Z and go get a corvette. However, if your objective is to be a part of something bigger, priceless, and lasting, then keep what you have and optimize it by learning from the veterans right here on this forum. I know that's what I've been doing.

/\ excellent post. OP, PLS read this again bc it’s extremely on point.

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MR.NYC.370Z Base Member Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: New York; Queens and LI Age: 38 Posts: 34 Drives: 2015 Sport Tech 7AT Rep Power: 8134	Man, I would first start by asking myself some very real questions and being honest with your answers. From what you've stated you don't sound prepared to take on the financial aspect of a turbo situation. You also said that reason you got your Z was because you did not want to be like everyone else yet you're considering the option of getting a corvette? No offense meant but you sound rather confused. Owning a Z to me is more than just having a car. It's a lifestyle. You become part of a very unique extended family. We are a very diverse group of people but there is almost an unexplainable common core that unites us all. So yea, if all you want is a fast car then sell the Z and go get a corvette. However, if your objective is to be a part of something bigger, priceless, and lasting, then keep what you have and optimize it by learning from the veterans right here on this forum. I know that's what I've been doing. FL 4Motion, JARblue, Rusty and 1 others like this.

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