Z guys in the 757 area
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Over in Poquoson there is a shop called “Tidewater Z” and the guys specialize in nothing but Z cars. They are shady as hell though and I wouldn’t let them work on anything I owned.
Also in Suffolk there is a junkyard that deals in nothing but Zs, the owner’s name is Barry, real nice guy and lots of good stuff.
Unfortunately you are going to find that most import fans are idiots and didn’t realize there was a Z before the 300ZXTT.
Also in Suffolk there is a junkyard that deals in nothing but Zs, the owner’s name is Barry, real nice guy and lots of good stuff.
Unfortunately you are going to find that most import fans are idiots and didn’t realize there was a Z before the 300ZXTT.
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the Z32 was what really put the line out there though. the Z31 was nice, but nothing really special.
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Originally posted by DoC-JoneS
the Z32 was what really put the line out there though. the Z31 was nice, but nothing really special.
the Z32 was what really put the line out there though. the Z31 was nice, but nothing really special.
Thats a matter of opinion.....
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the Z32 was what really put the line out there though.
the Z32 was what really put the line out there though.
...but seriosuly, the Z has been an import favorite for two decades before the Z32 was released.
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i was reffering to the Nissan Z-cars. the datsun Z cars were what really put import sports cars on the map in the U.S. They were beautiful cars, and were very versatile, and are almost as good now as they were back in the day. i guess i shoudl've been more specific.
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They were beautiful cars, and were very versatile, and are almost as good now as they were back in the day.
They were beautiful cars, and were very versatile, and are almost as good now as they were back in the day.
280ZX Turbo =
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Originally posted by Skywalker
....minus the rust.
280ZX Turbo =
....minus the rust.
280ZX Turbo =
i rather like the 280Z with the blown 350 GM Performance Crate Motor in it.
that car is beast.
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Originally posted by DoC-JoneS
lmao. this is true.
i rather like the 280Z with the blown 350 GM Performance Crate Motor in it.
that car is beast.
lmao. this is true.
i rather like the 280Z with the blown 350 GM Performance Crate Motor in it.
that car is beast.
But it is a beast......
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...true and true. But the stock turbo in the 280 really has a "throw you back into your seat" kick. I was addicted to turbo after that.
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didn't it also have boost lag like a son-of-a-btich? i do love the kick in the pants of a higher spooling turbo. turbo lag is ass, but it's a cool feeling. kinda like a flutter valve, not very good performance wise, but just plain cool.