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Old Jan 14, 2010 | 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted by lixam
low-mid 12's...is do-able..

intake/exhaust/test pipes/pulleys/ecu/tune/clutch/flywheel/sticky street tires/minimal weight reduction

i think thats all itd take to break a 12.7 in the z...and thats with an average driver..
Not saying you are wrong, but for a 370z, it'll take a handful to hit low 12's.

all the 335i will need is that jb3 thingy and a full exhaust and it will easily get low 12's..
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Old Jan 19, 2010 | 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by tylerxfire
a full bolt on , full exhaust, intake, underdrive pullies, basically all n/a mods and a set of slicks and a 370 would be mid 12's all day i dont know what u guys are talking about above, its not even a question...

a stock 370 on a set of slicks is good for high 12's
this guy is correct, with what he listed you just be right at mid 12's all day
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Old Jan 21, 2010 | 07:27 AM
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So on the subject of both these cars, if you were going to buy a new 335 coupe or a 370z touring, which would you choose? Both stock.
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Old Jan 21, 2010 | 08:46 AM
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335......it's close though.
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Old Jun 12, 2010 | 03:38 PM
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$20 says BMY370Z can not run 13.50 seconds. Any takers?
Its been 6 months. Anyone seen a time slip from BMY370Z?
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Old Jun 14, 2010 | 03:12 PM
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he bought a 335i. you can find him at my335i.com
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Old Jun 20, 2010 | 08:17 PM
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That is what I figured. Another boy racer with shiit to show.

You guys can email me your $20.
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Old Jun 21, 2010 | 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Iceman007
So on the subject of both these cars, if you were going to buy a new 335 coupe or a 370z touring, which would you choose? Both stock.
335 no contest. My friend was in the same predicament, chose the 335 and never looked back. Well we did look back one time, when a 370 tried to run him. F*cked that dude's day up. His 335 had about 400whp/410wtq with a procede, down pipes, exhaust, intake, IC, and diverter valves. He lowered it on FK coilovers, put on DPE wheels, BMW aero lip, Vorsteiner CF hood(painted minus the vents), CSL Style CF trunk(painted with a fade to CF in the middle), and Vorsteiner Type 2 rear diffuser.

Safer than getting a 370 to that power level too, as the Procede V4 can adjust its own parameters to give you the most performance, while taking into account, gas quality, ambient temp, and all sorts of other stuff. You can also switch maps with easily by pushing a button, on the fly.

EDIT: His 335 is for sale, and I think it's an 08 with like 20,000 miles. Here is a pic let me know if you want more details. The car was meticulously maintained, only received Motul fluids, and this guy was even **** about his gas(only Chevron)lol. Let me know.
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Old Jun 21, 2010 | 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by widebody350
335 no contest. My friend was in the same predicament, chose the 335 and never looked back. Well we did look back one time, when a 370 tried to run him. F*cked that dude's day up. His 335 had about 400whp/410wtq with a procede, down pipes, exhaust, intake, IC, and diverter valves. He lowered it on FK coilovers, put on DPE wheels, BMW aero lip, Vorsteiner CF hood(painted minus the vents), CSL Style CF trunk(painted with a fade to CF in the middle), and Vorsteiner Type 2 rear diffuser.

Safer than getting a 370 to that power level too, as the Procede V4 can adjust its own parameters to give you the most performance, while taking into account, gas quality, ambient temp, and all sorts of other stuff. You can also switch maps with easily by pushing a button, on the fly.

EDIT: His 335 is for sale, and I think it's an 08 with like 20,000 miles. Here is a pic let me know if you want more details. The car was meticulously maintained, only received Motul fluids, and this guy was even **** about his gas(only Chevron)lol. Let me know.
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Old Jun 21, 2010 | 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by HDPDZO6
Lol he's down here in Aruba with me in med school. He's not selling because of any faults with the 335.

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