To Hell With Imports!!!
#1
To Hell With Imports!!!
Well guys...I'm in the process of selling my 350Z and buying an SS. I gave the imports a try for two years and enough is enough. It'll be great to drive American car again.
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#12
seeing prices of headers for the 350z or looking at the engine compartment would be reason enough for me not to get one. its a nice car but ss camaro deffintly more desireable for the hp enthusiest. top end pull.. another reason the 350z in stock form becomes a dog in accel after 85 90 mph. where as the ls1 is still pinnin you in the seat. yes i have driven both. the only thing i like about a 350z more then an ss is the precise steering feel. i think my ss just needs some new parts though were as my sisters 350z i drove (alot) was brand new(11k miles) my 84 outhandles both due to highly $$$ suspension (as long as your out of the gas). still wondering what Your reasoning behind getting rid of it though? id rather keep the 350z if i already had it due to the hassles of getting a different car..
the camaro doesnt outshine the 350z too bad imo. if i was keeping the car stock i would actually take the 350z over any new dodge short of the viper+ any ford under the performance of the gt500 mustang.
the camaro doesnt outshine the 350z too bad imo. if i was keeping the car stock i would actually take the 350z over any new dodge short of the viper+ any ford under the performance of the gt500 mustang.
#17
Originally Posted by Urban Legend
Welcome. FYI: The f bodies were made in Canada. So they could be classified as imports also.
So, by that standard, every McDonald hamburger that was made outside of the United States, is now considered to be a foreign food...?
#20
Originally Posted by Street Lethal
Not again...
So, by that standard, every McDonald hamburger that was made outside of the United States, is now considered to be a foreign food...?
So, by that standard, every McDonald hamburger that was made outside of the United States, is now considered to be a foreign food...?