Ohhhhh...

I was going a completely different direction with "LSD". I think that's one of its effects. :ugh2: :icon17:






Serious note, the LSD in the sport pkg. is def. good enough for DD. Not much more, as JAR said.

the VLCD does fine for my weekend drives. :)

Haha :yum:

Viscous Liquid Crystal Display? That seems redundant :icon17:

and silly me posted VLCD. i have a viscos liquid crystal display.... :icon17: :facepalm:

:ugh2: like pouring hot salsa over an open wound... :icon14:


:icon17:

i also haz Non-Aspiriated engine. :tup:

I have a Normally Asthmatic engine :ugh2:

my sport also came with front chin black curb feeler. :tup:

Ha!!! Another gem from the forum's real treasure, Mr. Kenchan. Does his wit know no boundaries? It seems not.

Love the sport pkg. At least 13+ owners got nice base wheels.
09-12 owners. If you didn't buy aftermarket wheels for your base? You have no dignity or self respect.:icon17:

Hahahaha. Just kiddin'. That was harsh, BUT... 09-12 base wheels make a nice upscale looking sports car look kinda cheap. Even my wife was completely against the base and she's not into sports cars like I am.

Sports package is a great deal if you don't plan on modifying the elements that are added with the package.

Non-sport gives you $3k to drop on more serious modifications (and makes it easier to drop in some of the Torsen diffs available).

The Rays are a great reasonably lightweight option, but there are better choices (especially as going wider up front is critical on the Z), and they're the most important part of the package.

The VLSD won't stand up to any of the use you'd actually want an LSD for (except maybe drag racing). SRM may matter to some, I guess, but NVA in my mind. Brakes are still a question mark in my mind (is getting air on them enough?)...I'd probably go elsewhere either way.

But, great value if you're keeping those parts on the car.

You can sell the Rays and brakes for nearly what the sport package costs if you upgrade from there.

Which means you are paying $2700 - (whatever you sold parts for) for the VLSD and SRM (and a plastic lip thingie), AND have no stock parts.

Versus on the base model, you'd still have brakes/wheels to throw on in case of tire damage/return to stock/etc

yes it is worth it I would not get a Z without the sport package.