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Good kill!
Always liked the lines of 350/370-g35/37 coupes. The are quick enough for lot of people who want to look cool. But it would be nice to see a lighter turbo'd z car for next gen.
When you leave the car dealership with a 40k Nismo Z, you are quicker than a Gti,
But then what? Dude in gti spend 500-700 for a flash, slaps on 85-90hp to a 3000lb car.
I never had any issues in any of my modified tuned 4 pot turbo cars with a z car on the hwy.
Your driving a cool sleek car, but your losing often to lil tuner cars, nevermind the muscle car crowd. Game over. Still a nice car. And in the 90s if you could trap 104-107 mph in a sports car, you were ninja cool for sure. But times a changing. Nissan needs to change it up just like Subaru needs to stop putting fucking ej25 in there sti's lol
Just this night I was driving down a highway at around 75 km/h to see a set of xenon headlights coming up fast behind me. I was doing a few pulls just before and was definitely in the "race" mind set.
As the car was passing me around 100km/h I downshifted from 6th to 4th and stepped on it. He was ahead by 3 or 4 car lengths by the time I had the pedal to the floor but within seconds I was passing him.
I was lucky enough to see the face of the driver as I passed him and there was a for sure a "what the fuck?" look on his face . Today was a good day.
Fellow R owner here who used to own a 370Z.
I hate to say anyone is full of it or anything, but stock for stock a *manual* R is not going to hang with a 370z (manual or auto) like this. A DSG R would fair a lot better, but holding boost in between shifts is what helps it.
Now, my current R (ED stg 1.5 93oct) would put a good hurting my old 370Z (Stillen gen 3 CAI, test pipes, catback, UpRev tune).
And no, I'm not trying to stir whole manual vs dsg thing again. It's just what I have experienced driving both.
Yeah I mean 370Z's are doing 13's while GTI's are doing 11's...
I mean, let's not act like there aren't 370zs in the 11's and lower.
With forced induction?
Yes, for 11's and lower, all the ones I am seeing are FI. But don't try and act like theres a bunch of is20 GTI's out there in the 11's. I remember at least a few NA ones were mid to low 12's with trap speeds around or over 110mph. They have a decent top end and stock for stock would pull rather well on a gti and a manual R.
The one big problem I remember about my Z was that if you weren't in the right gear, that car wasn't going anywhere anytime quickly. It lacked torque for sure, but the hp it made up top would make up for that.