I got nailed! (Pic inside)
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It was not a matter of questioning anyone's motive. My question was not intended to be a flame. I was curious as to why someone would buy a high perfomance car and drive only 60-65 mph. I would suspect that is not the case with most Z owners. If my question came across differently or I offended anyone I apologize.
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Originally Posted by zzrider
It was not a matter of questioning anyone's motive. My question was not intended to be a flame. I was curious as to why someone would buy a high perfomance car and drive only 60-65 mph. I would suspect that is not the case with most Z owners. If my question came across differently or I offended anyone I apologize.
Originally Posted by zzrider
It was not a matter of questioning anyone's motive. My question was not intended to be a flame. I was curious as to why someone would buy a high perfomance car and drive only 60-65 mph. I would suspect that is not the case with most Z owners. If my question came across differently or I offended anyone I apologize.
2 - Just because you have a certain car doesn't mean you have to drive it like people say you should. That's like saying if you own a Honda, you have to go out and street race and do e-brake drifts to be cool and not fail.
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Originally Posted by konaforever
Still faster than most Corvette drivers!
Originally Posted by Frank Renzulli
They're up on this hill and looking down on a bunch of cows. And the son goes to the father, "Dad, why don't we run down there and **** one of these cows?" Now, do you remember what the father said? Father says, "Son, why don't we walk down there and **** them all?"
Originally Posted by Silverstone-Z
1 - The 350Z is not a "high performance sports car". It's just a sports car. If it was "high performance", it'd be running under 13 in the 1/4 mile.
2 - Just because you have a certain car doesn't mean you have to drive it like people say you should. That's like saying if you own a Honda, you have to go out and street race and do e-brake drifts to be cool and not fail.
2 - Just because you have a certain car doesn't mean you have to drive it like people say you should. That's like saying if you own a Honda, you have to go out and street race and do e-brake drifts to be cool and not fail.
on par for a stealership I guess.
Please don't plug a tire. A patch installed from the inside is a much better method, that is virtually fail-safe. I've had numerous nails in the past with my Maxima with Falkens, and all were patched. I drove those Falkens until the very end without any problems.
Same with my dad's FX, which was a victim of two nails - again, both patched and not plugged. One of the Michelins on my Z has a patch too, it's a fail-safe method of fixing a tire.
Same with my dad's FX, which was a victim of two nails - again, both patched and not plugged. One of the Michelins on my Z has a patch too, it's a fail-safe method of fixing a tire.
Last edited by SniperHunter; Sep 19, 2008 at 02:04 PM.