Thinking about a Roadster

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Old May 23, 2006 | 04:25 PM
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No, they're not. The 350ZR is a tick slower to 60MPH then the S2000 with a high clutch drop after that the 350ZR starts to pull away from it after 100MPH. And without a clutch drop on the S2000, the 350ZR has more torque for effortless acceleration in the city.
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That is what i said..... 350z/r/g35 have enough torque for effortless acceleration.

i have had more experience with the VQ than most of the people ... (3 G35C)..

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Old May 23, 2006 | 04:51 PM
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Old May 23, 2006 | 05:06 PM
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LOL which magazine did u find that time from?

In reality that is not even close to the real time.

14.0-14.4 is average for 350Z COUPE .. there are few exceptional fast stock 350z.. but they are rare.

average s2k is right around 14.4 too but the difference is 350z has more high end power (100mph+)

i have had 3 G35C ... 350ZR weighs just as much as a G35C.... and it is a known fact that has been proven many times that s2k is faster than G35C.

It was a car and driver roadster shoot out, dont have it in front me right now.

14.1@99 I think the Z roadster was.


FYI, I only know a handful of people with 350z hardtops, the ones with manual all ran in the 13's at about 102. The autos ran in the lower 14's, not sure of their traps. (Didnt really care about the auto times because I wouldnt buy an auto)
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