I finally got the winter issue of SportZ magazine in the mail today. Dave, the editor said the Christmas season mail demand delays delivery sometimes on the winter issue. Did anyone else get it yet?

 

Yup, got mine. But it was raining outside, so mine was soaked from front to back. Need to stick those guys in a plastic bag during shipping!

It's still readable, though. Just had to tear apart a few pages. I think I only lost some advertisements, but no articles.

 

Got mine already thanks to the excellent service of Dave and the whole crew at SportZ.

Another great cover-to-cover read. The magazine just keeps getting better .. starting with the Summer 2004 issue.


Great job !

 

Just curious...Does it mention anything about the unique 35th Anniversary badging?

 

Write Dave and see what he can do for you. It is not our fault that the post office left it in the rain (IMO) but then again, maybe he can help you out. .....

Phone: (505) 890.1764
Fax: (505) 890.4640
E-mail: editor@sportzmagazine.com

 

There are two places where it is discussed, one being the coverage of the LV SEMA show, another in the "shifting gears" section.

 

Thanks, your feedback is always welcome, especially when it is positive.

Jeff

 

Thanks!

 

Hey guys could i find this at borders or barnes and noble?

 

You can get a copy at Barnes & Noble, Hastings, & Books - A - Million.
If you dont want to worry about finding it in a store, go to http://www.sportzmagazine.com subscribe and have it mailed to your house.

Jeff Wisener

 

Nah, no worries. I can live with it. I didn't mean to suggest I was unhappy with you guys. I really appreciate the offer to help!

And it is a great magazine. I'm still going over that G35 dyno day. Comtemplating those results is consuming a lot of my brain power!

 

Nice, you noticed we put in a G35 article. I personally appreciated Wing Shum describing some differences between types of dynos. Data is only as good as how accurate it is and if you can analyze it correctly.

Jeff

 

It's also great to have had so many different configs all dyno'd on the same unit on the same day. It's really interesting using the results to try and come up with some sort of an idea as to which mods really did what. The real trick is to differentiate between the sedans vs coupes (since the sedans are rated as lower power from the factory), and manual vs auto trannies. So...much...data...

 

Thanks zland, i just wanted to pick up a copy for now to see what its all about, i'll probably end up subscribing :-)

 

As you might think, it is all about Z's and a little G's thrown in for good measure. If you own or love Z's, it is a great magazine to have.

Yep, I guess that is a biased opinion.

Jeff - zland