i crashed my z
03-01-2005, 09:30 PM
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Originally posted by mrtomcat
lol, that's one of the reason I want one, right after I got the silverstone one every single Z I saw was silverstone.
there are just a few blue's out here
now back to my Destiny coming to visit bringing her friend from SF
lol, that's one of the reason I want one, right after I got the silverstone one every single Z I saw was silverstone.
there are just a few blue's out here
now back to my Destiny coming to visit bringing her friend from SF
03-01-2005, 09:46 PM
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Originally posted by mrtomcat
the more the merrier I guess but I'd be happy with a visit from a sexy texan girl and a picture of course
the more the merrier I guess but I'd be happy with a visit from a sexy texan girl and a picture of course
03-01-2005, 09:51 PM
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yeah but even after 5 years I'm sure you got some of that sexy southern accent...I'm dying to see a pic of you now...there's always pm if you don't want to share
03-03-2005, 01:01 PM
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now here's an interesting excerpt from the consumer report on the Z about handling:
Precise steering, though some testers would like more road feel. Wide tires can wander along road grooves. Stable, grippy through sharpest curves--if pavement unblemished. Bumpy corners can send tail skittering sideways, reducing control. Rear tires slip easily on damp pavement, even with traction control. Brake performance and feel inspire confidence.
that sounds familiar....
Precise steering, though some testers would like more road feel. Wide tires can wander along road grooves. Stable, grippy through sharpest curves--if pavement unblemished. Bumpy corners can send tail skittering sideways, reducing control. Rear tires slip easily on damp pavement, even with traction control. Brake performance and feel inspire confidence.
that sounds familiar....
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