You drove the zonda F?

lucky. the zonda cars are pretty much my favorite cars out there.

I would give my left leg if it would mean I could drive any zonda.

But if you give your left leg you'd have to drive a AT Zonda......which is slow, sluggish, detached, etc..... I kid I kid!! :bowrofl::tup:

not according to these guys :ughdance::ugh2:

I laughed my *** off :roflpuke2:

I only saw a zonda irl during the top gear live show in the netherlands.

and I jizzed in my pants :roflpuke2:

a car is only as fast as the driver who drives it :)

they wrote me a ticket for "driving crazy" just a warning though :driving:

I agree with both you and USMCASA.

<--- This driver is yellow. :tiphat:

Not another MT v. AT argument :facepalm:

I will admit the 7A/T in the 370z is very good, but I will never buy another automatic car again. I will be getting a short shifter for the Z this year I think, it will definitely help the somewhat rubbery and imprecise shifting of the 6MT.

I love feeling that I am getting the most power to the ground in the most direct manner possible, along with the fact that the 6MT can handle much more power reliably and is not as prone to overheating in spirited/track conditions.

The only thing that worries me about short shifters is that it could actually really screw up the transmission. I'll never forget that when I installed a Pro 5.0 shifter on my 2004 Mustang GT, which was done professionally, I was told after the tranny went that short shifters screw up tranny over time.

What?!? I have the auto and with the F.I. exhaust..I love the way it roars when I downshift with the paddles :excited: I can't compare it to the manual, but it can't sound that much different, can it? :confused:

A better compare is to check the "stock" button.

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