Originally Posted by SS_Firehawk So when did Nissan and Infiniti ever fit in the same style family? Since when was this about the Q50? Since when did your opinion matter?
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06-22-2013, 04:58 PM | #1 (permalink) | |
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Who knows if theyre going to fix the horrible manual gearbox and rough coarse engine that needs to be revved the hell out of just to move. |
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How in the blue hell does this have anything to do with the upcoming Z? 3200-3300lbs (give or take 30lbs) is not "a fat pig". The EVO, Subaru, Mustangs, Camaro's, they all weigh more. The Z weighs as much as a Vette. Considering they dropped 125lbs with the Q50, I think I do know the direction they are going. I've stated before the Z will most likely lose 100lbs, anything more is a far shot. I already addressed your "we need more mpg" Making 380hp and 30mpg is my estimate (from the VQ), nothing more to say. I highly doubt you only get 13mpg in the city. Maybe you don't know how to effectively drive in the city. You probably tail gate, hit your brakes, accelerate, and repeat. I was getting 14mpg with busted O2 sensors and the injectors literally dumping fuel into the motor. You are lying. Gear box isn't bad and considered subjective. Skip shifting doesn't work well, but it's not a clunky box. The engine is harsh, but because you have it leased, the harshness was really the exhaust. My car sounds and feels smooth as butter all the way up to 7500rpm. The engine makes more than enough power, even at low rpm. I give my car a throttle blip, as I release the clutch and I get moving along just fine. Following you're whole 350Z/G35 logic, they don't look the same, the 370Z does not look like a G37. But both the 350Z/G35 and 370Z/G37 are based on the same engine, transmission, and platform. For the past two model generations it's been like this, why do you think it's going to change? What was so different about the Z cars drivetrain, chassis, or powertrain that is not on the G's? SRM is the only thing that comes to mind and it's software. Chances are extremely high it will be an improvement not much different from the 07/08 350Z's to the 370Z's.
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