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^ Essentially i want a 400whp that can be daily driven in the summer and stored in winter. I can always TT the Z with the GTM kit but that
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^ Essentially i want a 400whp that can be daily driven in the summer and stored in winter. I can always TT the Z with the GTM kit but that would mean keeping the Z for a while
![]() Another thing is that 400 whp can be achieved with the evo for probably about 5 grande give or take. With the Z i believe you would have to boost it to get those numbers which usually costed about 8-10 grande ffrom what ive been reading. Leaning towards the Z alot more right now. The evo x is a mean looking beast but its no sports car. |
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if you are looking for 400whp on a evo with the stock turbo, you will most likely have to tune for E85(i am not too sure about the evo x but the evo9 needed to be retuned for E85 to break 400whp on the stock turbo reliably, keyword being reliably) get the 370z though even stock, the 370z can hold its own against a bunch of cars that outclass it on the track, and boosting it will just make it better |
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370Z boosted is the only way to go, besides getting a GTR.
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I had the RX-8 R3 option and thought it was the cheap man's Cayman in terms of handling. Just spectacular. The steering feel was 98% of a Cayman. Had an S2000 and despite being a Honda fan boy never really jelled with the car. My current ride is 2013 GTI which is the DD and i love it I am looking to add a second car. I have done two long term test drives in a 2013 Z touring and too be honest i really have not thought about anything else. The "negatives" loud, noisy , two seats make it an effin sports car. I am going to purchase one without looking back. Good luck! |
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I thought the exact same thing when I bought my Z. I bought when 23. Now about to be 25. Still in love with it and puts a smile on my face everytime I walk out to it :-)
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Z is just way to sexy!
I don't think there is another car around the price range that gets the attention the Z does. The way people look at the car can make you feel like you're driving an exotic lmao but you're not. |
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thanks guys i think i will go with the Z. Right now nismo 370s are going for about 35 - 40 grande its out of my budget but i think i will get the engine replaced and stick with it for a bit.
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thanks for the info !!!
Nismo 370z it is. I dont think i would like driving a car which gets more attention from guys than chicks lol. Even though the evo x is a complete beast i think the nismo 370z is sexier. GTM TT FTW |
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I test drove an rx8 prior to buying my 370z and really liked the way the rx8 would rev all the way to red line, it was a lot of fun to drive and still stay with in the speed limit.
While the 370z has a lot more power and speed than the rx8 , to really appreciate the 370z you really need to drive it hard. Originally I decided to buy a stock 2012 manual vette , but passed on it due to the paint being damaged. In hind sight I really wish I would have gotten the vette due to its great looks and great low end torque that really makes them fun to drive. My advice would be to pass on the Z and go for a new vette if you can afford one. |
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