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So I just got my license on Friday, and my brother took me out in the Z to teach me stick for the first time. I picked it up in a little less than an hour believe it or not (sans even attempting hills right now); hopefully he'll have some time off from work to spend some time with me this week, but...
He once drove a '93 R1, and isn't very knowledgeable about 350Z's; is there anything in particular either he or myself should know about the 350Z MT? He did say the clutch is pretty damn heavy compared to his old R1, and I felt that it was as well, but I have nothing to compare it to.
Any info would be appreciated...
He once drove a '93 R1, and isn't very knowledgeable about 350Z's; is there anything in particular either he or myself should know about the 350Z MT? He did say the clutch is pretty damn heavy compared to his old R1, and I felt that it was as well, but I have nothing to compare it to.
Any info would be appreciated...
Last edited by insomniaxvi; Dec 3, 2006 at 10:05 PM.
Just keep an eye/ear out for some of the issues with the transmission on those years (03-04). Axle clicking, trouble getting into gears, etc.
Good luck learning to drive w/ the Z. Be careful!
Good luck learning to drive w/ the Z. Be careful!
Originally Posted by insomniaxvi
So I just got my license on Friday, and my brother took me out in the Z to teach me stick for the first time. I picked it up in a little less than an hour believe it or not (sans even attempting hills right now); hopefully he'll have some time off from work to spend some time with me this week, but...
He once drove a '93 R1, and isn't very knowledgeable about 350Z's; is there anything in particular either he or myself should know about the 350Z MT? He did say the clutch is pretty damn heavy compared to his old R1, and I felt that it was as well, but I have nothing to compare it to.
Any info would be appreciated...
He once drove a '93 R1, and isn't very knowledgeable about 350Z's; is there anything in particular either he or myself should know about the 350Z MT? He did say the clutch is pretty damn heavy compared to his old R1, and I felt that it was as well, but I have nothing to compare it to.
Any info would be appreciated...
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^+1 I must agree.
OP, when you say R1, I am guessing you mean '93 FD R1?
If so I would have to disagree on the clutch feel. I would say that they are somewhat similar, well except for the super high friction/clutch point in our Z's.
Cheers,
R350z
OP, when you say R1, I am guessing you mean '93 FD R1?
If so I would have to disagree on the clutch feel. I would say that they are somewhat similar, well except for the super high friction/clutch point in our Z's.
Cheers,
R350z
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Originally Posted by camaro194
Just keep an eye/ear out for some of the issues with the transmission on those years (03-04). Axle clicking, trouble getting into gears, etc.
Good luck learning to drive w/ the Z. Be careful!
Good luck learning to drive w/ the Z. Be careful!
The trouble shifting into gears is self-explanitory, but how about the axle clicking? And if that were the case, how badly will it affect the car?
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What particularly should I be concerned about? Or rather, how would I be able to tell if something's wrong...
The trouble shifting into gears is self-explanitory, but how about the axle clicking? And if that were the case, how badly will it affect the car?
The trouble shifting into gears is self-explanitory, but how about the axle clicking? And if that were the case, how badly will it affect the car?
But I would imagine that you would hear the axle clicking if it was indeed having problems.
Best of luck with the Z!
Cheers,
R350z
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