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If it's a stock car, I think it'd be no problem. The Z is naturally aspirated so fewer parts to break and maintain and there isn't any super fancy tech
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If it's a stock car, I think it'd be no problem. The Z is naturally aspirated so fewer parts to break and maintain and there isn't any super fancy tech going on here, just you standard electronic systems, plus SRM. None of those parking assists, lane change assists, blind spot indicators, pop up speakers, etc with little sensors or motors that could break easily. Just change that damned steering lock haha.
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