hey guys, ok first off, im a huge back to the future fan... and before i get comments about there will be no more bttf, i already know. i was just thinking of this idea.. wouldnt it be nice if they actually redid the movie and used the nissan 350Z as the new bttf car?

whats your comments, inputs..?

also, anybody here have good photochop skills, do you think you can make us the new BTTF 350Z car? haha

 

ok guess no one thought my idea was cool?

 

BTTF?

 

he wasnt kidding with his username

 

another one fails at life...

 

LOLOLOLOL,

 

Back to the Future, you know that 80's movie with the dmc delorean

well sorry for being creative!!

 

it's okay mcfly!

 

Hey, why not? LOL

 

wow

 

In the movie he says there is a reason for going with delorean but he is intrupted before we find out.

"The way I see it, if you're gonna build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style? Besides, the stainless, steel construction made the flux dispersal- look out!"

So the Z would clearly have some flux dispersal problems.

 

Yeah, I had the flux dispersal problem on mine. I took it back to the dealer and a 20 minute tweak to the flux capacitor solved the problem. It was covered under the warranty, so I didn't have to pay a dime.

 

There is a TSB out for the flux dispersal issue. It turns out that you need a shielded FAS (Flux Accelerator Sensor) wire. If the signal from the Flux Capacitor picks up too much noise from your stereo amp, the dispersal control unit fails to adequately pass current around the driver. More than one driver has been found dead in a tree with burn marks on their left temple from current separation. People with side airbags do not seem to have this issue. It's a darn shame that Nissan engineers didn't spend a little more time on this particular system. If they had, our car would be so fast from zero to yesterday that nobody could find us.

(I'm gonna go play D&D now...)

 

lol, thats great. someone really should PS a silver Z w/ lambo doors into a movie shot though....

 

I should mention that this defect existed on the 2006 model Z's as well. Apparently, it will be sometime before Nissan decides to implement a fix at the factory. But hey, at least on equipped models, the warranty lasts for a VERY long time.

 

Nissan would have to fix the tire feathering problem before I'd make a time travel flight in a 350Z. Those flames left behind after a travel into the future(or past) are evidence that time travel puts a lot of stress on the tires. I wouldn't want to be misdirected into a 10,000BC Brea tar pit on account of a tire blow at 88mph.