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  1. #25
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    Quote Originally Posted by .::F[L]Y::. View Post
    silver. easier to keep clean since its a daily driver
    haha i guess its silver most common and easy to maintain color for 350z

  2. #26
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    Have driven the APS single turbo car and if you want power go no further! There are a couple of big number Z33's floating - forge the internals and add boost.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ludecrs View Post
    They have the depreciation re-sale value of a burnt out and multi-rolled Commodore.

  3. #27
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zdster View Post
    - forge the internals and add boost.
    Doesn't this apply to any other car as long as the block is strong enough?
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    Stocky CL9 - 1:17.2

  4. #28
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    s2k FTW....350z is like driving a como car. BIG AND FAT...YUK!

  5. #29
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    Doesn't this apply to any other car as long as the block is strong enough?
    Of course you are right.

    The block is quite a good one though (proven to over a 1000hp), but as soon as you get to around the 350-400 mark, the rods just snap like twigs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ludecrs View Post
    They have the depreciation re-sale value of a burnt out and multi-rolled Commodore.

  6. #30
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    I have driven both S2000 and the Z Hardtop. The Z was nicer for day to day, but did not really throw down a challenge to me for driver input. It's a nice car though and with exhaust, big brakes etc its a worthy track adversary. The S2000 is not as smooth, but it really demands input from a driver to get it to perform at it's best and it's really satisfying when you get it right in an S2K.

    Just my 2c,

    James.

  7. #31
    having owned an s2k for 7 years, and now an evo9, i have driven bel garages haltech ecu tuned 350z a few times (as a loaner).
    the 350z, with the haltech ecu is very nice, smooth power delivery, but tends to run out right at the top of the rev range. the gear change wasnt terrible, but wasnt as smooth as teh s2k. the interior is more spacious thatn the s2k, and the bootspace wasnt that bad. it was more practical than the s2k, but then again, i didnt have real problems with day to day with the s2k.
    with the evo9, i find it does everything i need, although the buiuld quality is still relatively poor, but livable

  8. #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by damienm View Post
    S2000 seems more fun to drive n 350z is like a heavy muscle car but ill probably choose the 350 ova the s2000, dunno why
    350z a heavy muscle car?

    riiiiiight.

  9. #33
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    i got a 350z lol~nothing that exciting~feels like your driving a tank through the street, but it turns alot of heads~more than the civic thats for sure lol~i think s2000 is better because it feels so smooth and easily drivable~however the 350z is amazing on highway driving lol so much fuel it killz~mine is silver~got keyed up in a carpark the other night

  10. #34
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    are you gonna change your avatar FLY?

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    Quote Originally Posted by evilslug View Post
    are you gonna change your avatar FLY?
    haha yea, been meaning to do that. Must look for a nissan humping a honda one now LOL

  12. #36
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    we drove our 350gt home from QLD

    used 7L/100km and we were giving it a hit every so often

    hit 160km/hr on a few occassions

    but yeah. i think the excitement goes quite quickly just because the power is linear and theres nothing more than happens in the rev range

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