Go Here:

http://www.the370z.com/brakes-suspen...gs-review.html

I looked at it sitting in the garage all alone....spent the day, well, the week-end really...battling the flu.

No driving since Saturday. :/

:ugh2: sick people in my house too-luckily not me. Feel better soon KS.:tiphat:

:tup: :happydance: Since she is older (not a teenager!) I would have to agree, she wants to see YOU...but, I'm also sure the Nismo didn't hurt you any! LOL:tup:

<3 my Z:tup:

I agree with blackcherry20, the nismo does not hurt,
my GF loves for us to take the Z, and we're seniors...

I'm 56, and she is 59. She told me last night that the Nismo sounded healthy. :icon17: Never had a woman tell me that about any car I've ever owned. :p

Started my car up and she cranked right over after some headwork and replacing coolant lines and rebuilding carbs. Next step exhaust:

My 370z is next to it and my s14 behind it so this counts as nissan work

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That's too much sexiness in one shot GF.

Looking at it now, I should have gotten more of the rear end in the shot for you Pint.

I am an as$ girl.....:icon17: Though I have been cheating on Amuse with Zele.

Both are sweet. I :drool: over the Zele. The only reason I didn't go with Zele was because I didn't want to mod my Berk exhaust.

Christmas!!!!!!!!

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..............is eff'n sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet :) Well done! :tup:

Then I guess I just had Christmas last month!

Speaking of which I took my car to Thunderhill Raceway with my new rubber and actually kicked some a$s. I had five races and took a second, third, and fifth place out of twenty. I used 21 gallons and drove 200 miles, maximum speed was 120 MPH and a couple of turns at 80 MPH. Another turn is like a giant skid pad which was a 70 MPH turn for me. My car had more grip but I was timid as it kept raining off and on.

While nobody totaled or had car to car contact, the wet track proved damaging to a few cars via spins etc. Those painted curbs are no good when wet. I was afraid to touch them, much of the time.

Mr Onzedge needs to put a bubble in the roof of his car so the helmet will fit. Like Dan Guerney's* GT40. I would benifit with one myself. Or get a seat that sits lower.

Today I drove home and averaged 21 MPG according to the computers we all have stock. It is the first time that it has been reset. Prior to this I had 13.9 MPG over the life of the car.


* I think that is right.