Question about the Z
#1
Question about the Z
So...I'm in the market for a Z, and was wondering if anyone could give me an idea of how much space there is, not trunk or anything, but for me to fit haha, I am by no means a tiny guy haha, about 6'3 and i'd say 250~ lbs, I currently drive a tiburon GT which I fit into with plenty of room and it looked pretty tiny when I saw it on the lot, any Big Z owners out there?
Heres the best pic I have on my comp, I'd say its equally as low in headroom as the Z, but what do I know haha?
Heres the best pic I have on my comp, I'd say its equally as low in headroom as the Z, but what do I know haha?
#4
Heh, I love my tib but I do need to stop wasting money on her, Only I/e right now but forum members get excited for breaking 200 with I/H/E + tune.
How would you compare it versus the tib, which one being roomier?
Also since im getting questions answered, what the difference between track enthusiast and grand touring? i did a bit of googling and saw all the hp was the same, so im guessing its like premuim sound and such?
How would you compare it versus the tib, which one being roomier?
Also since im getting questions answered, what the difference between track enthusiast and grand touring? i did a bit of googling and saw all the hp was the same, so im guessing its like premuim sound and such?
Last edited by Phyrric; 10-18-2009 at 08:30 PM.
#5
For me they're both prettymuch the same, tib felt roomier with back seats even with passengers complaining about hitting their head on the back window. For me i always make the car comfortable and if someone is complaining about not having enough room they can gtfo.
EDIT: Model Breakdown (2003-2004.5):
Base: 3.5L V6 with 287hp/274 ft-lbs of tq., 17" rims. Only available in 6-speed MT.
Enthusiast: Added Cruise Control, HID headlights, Aluminum pedals, Auto-dimming rearview mirror, VLSD, and TCS. Available in either 6-speed MTo r 5-speed AT.
Performance: Adds VDC , 18" rims (18"x8" all around). Only available with 6-speed MT.
Touring: Adds Leather seats w/ power adjustability, Bose sound system, and optional DVD Navigation. Available in either 6-speed MT or 5-speed AT.
Track: Adds 18" Rays Track Rims (18"x8" front, 18"x8.5" rear, approx. 18.3 lbs per rim), Brembo Big Brake Kit, underbody aero kit w/ rear hatch spoiler. Only available in 6-speed MT.
Model Breakdown (2006):
Base:Bi-xenon HID's, 18" rims, 6-speed MT only.
Enthusiast: Adds TCS, VLSD, Cruise Control, Auto-dimming rearview mirror, aluminum pedals, Illuminated audio controls on steering wheel. Availble with MT or AT.
Performance: No longer exists in current lineup.
Touring: Adds VDC (manual only), Bose Audio w/ MP3 playback
capability, leather seats w/ power and heat. Available with MT or AT.
Track: Adds Brembo Braking system, underbody aero package, rear
hatch spoiler, lightweight Rays rims (18"x8.5" Front, 19x9.5" rear). MT only.
Grand Touring: Adds Brembo brakes and Rays Rims from Track model, underbody aero package, Bose sound system, and leather seats. Available with MT or AT.
05 Anniversary and 06 had rev-up, which is almost as the VQ35DE, but higher redline, slightly more hp, less torque, and 07-08 had the VQ35HR, which is probably the best choice.
EDIT: Model Breakdown (2003-2004.5):
Base: 3.5L V6 with 287hp/274 ft-lbs of tq., 17" rims. Only available in 6-speed MT.
Enthusiast: Added Cruise Control, HID headlights, Aluminum pedals, Auto-dimming rearview mirror, VLSD, and TCS. Available in either 6-speed MTo r 5-speed AT.
Performance: Adds VDC , 18" rims (18"x8" all around). Only available with 6-speed MT.
Touring: Adds Leather seats w/ power adjustability, Bose sound system, and optional DVD Navigation. Available in either 6-speed MT or 5-speed AT.
Track: Adds 18" Rays Track Rims (18"x8" front, 18"x8.5" rear, approx. 18.3 lbs per rim), Brembo Big Brake Kit, underbody aero kit w/ rear hatch spoiler. Only available in 6-speed MT.
Model Breakdown (2006):
Base:Bi-xenon HID's, 18" rims, 6-speed MT only.
Enthusiast: Adds TCS, VLSD, Cruise Control, Auto-dimming rearview mirror, aluminum pedals, Illuminated audio controls on steering wheel. Availble with MT or AT.
Performance: No longer exists in current lineup.
Touring: Adds VDC (manual only), Bose Audio w/ MP3 playback
capability, leather seats w/ power and heat. Available with MT or AT.
Track: Adds Brembo Braking system, underbody aero package, rear
hatch spoiler, lightweight Rays rims (18"x8.5" Front, 19x9.5" rear). MT only.
Grand Touring: Adds Brembo brakes and Rays Rims from Track model, underbody aero package, Bose sound system, and leather seats. Available with MT or AT.
05 Anniversary and 06 had rev-up, which is almost as the VQ35DE, but higher redline, slightly more hp, less torque, and 07-08 had the VQ35HR, which is probably the best choice.
Last edited by DB350; 10-18-2009 at 08:40 PM.
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#10
Depending on your build, you may just want to sit in a Z for yourself.
The problem is not the height (I've fit a 6'10" person in the front seat) but if you are comfortable in the seat bolsters.
The problem is not the height (I've fit a 6'10" person in the front seat) but if you are comfortable in the seat bolsters.
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