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08-23-2006, 07:15 PM
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4 years ago today...
I picked up my 350Z at the dealership. It was the second Z to be delivered to a customer at this dealership, the first pre-order to show up.
Its been a long and winding road, but overall I have to say I still love the car. Its my 3rd Z, and will probably be the last car I buy for a while. I'll be getting a Vortech installed in the next few weeks, and that better last me for the next 5 years, or the wife will kill me.
37K miles and I still smile when I take an agressive corner!!!
Its been a long and winding road, but overall I have to say I still love the car. Its my 3rd Z, and will probably be the last car I buy for a while. I'll be getting a Vortech installed in the next few weeks, and that better last me for the next 5 years, or the wife will kill me.
37K miles and I still smile when I take an agressive corner!!!
08-23-2006, 09:03 PM
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Beautiful!
now on the contrary if you want realiability why not go with a stillen s/c i think the stage 2 comes with a 3year/36000mile warrenty, just a thought.
Enjoy the Z
now on the contrary if you want realiability why not go with a stillen s/c i think the stage 2 comes with a 3year/36000mile warrenty, just a thought.
Enjoy the Z
08-24-2006, 07:26 AM
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Originally Posted by GFrnk69
Beautiful!
now on the contrary if you want realiability why not go with a stillen s/c i think the stage 2 comes with a 3year/36000mile warrenty, just a thought.
Enjoy the Z
now on the contrary if you want realiability why not go with a stillen s/c i think the stage 2 comes with a 3year/36000mile warrenty, just a thought.
Enjoy the Z
I have researched this thing to death, and the Vortech is a very reliable system; many people on this board have 20K+ trouble free miles on thier Vortechs so far.
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08-24-2006, 01:58 PM
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I also have a 03 Z with 31k this Nov is going to be 4yrs. I tell you its still a looker and fun! I was looking into the Vortech the shop tells me its 5500 with 7psi puts out 360whp.
08-24-2006, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by REDROADSTER350Z
wow 4 years and still going strong congrats
how much for the vortech and installation and what type of gains
how much for the vortech and installation and what type of gains
08-24-2006, 11:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Alang
...... Its my 3rd Z, and will probably be the last car I buy for a while.....
Yeah, you say that until the next generation Z comes out with an 8,000rpm redline and three-hundred something horses
08-25-2006, 12:00 AM
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guy bought it from bought it 4 years ago and it had 45k on it. Its been a few months now its got 58K and im lovin the Z! im keepin this thing till the damn thing falls apart! Oorah Z!
08-25-2006, 07:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Tenac1ousZ
Yeah, you say that until the next generation Z comes out with an 8,000rpm redline and three-hundred something horses
Personally I could care less about an 8,000rpm readline, the SC whine will be enough for me.