Yeah... My mrs has told me to get alot of things instead of what *I* want, but somehow she gets over it? If she wont accept what YOU want, tell her to GTFO.
I'd stay well away from one unless you have very deep pockets or its had most of the engine bay replaced. When things go wrong on them, they're quite hard to repair due to how ridiculously crammed the engine bay is.
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Emperor wrote:Yeah... My mrs has told me to get alot of things instead of what *I* want, but somehow she gets over it? If she wont accept what YOU want, tell her to GTFO.
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I got in enough crap for buying the MR2 which sits in the garage 90% of the time lol.
pjay wrote:What prompted the want of a 300ZX? Drive in a mates?
I never liked GTO's myself untill a friend bought a MR version and the pull in 3rd gear, wow.
Just always like the look of them, and would make a pretty sweet long distance cruiser, oodles of power and nice and lazy to drive with all that torque as well.
strx7 wrote:Supra over a 300zx anyday. PITA to work on, Love cooking engine wiring looms.
If you haven't driven a JZA80, i suggest to take one for a drive, even a non turbo auto will rock your world for its Gran Turismoness and Supercar-like ride
I've driven a manual NA MKIV and a manual TT MKIV. Although admittedly not hard in either and not for long distances... I didn't think it was that "fantastic"... My JZX91 seems to handle awesomely compared to MKIII supras... just needs power, manual and lsd
Out of curiosity though... have you compared a JZX100 to a MKIV supra? Either turbo auto or turbo manual (like for like)? I sometimes wonder which would be the better car... the JZX seems like a more sporting chassis and is used more for track events (drifting and grip)... and is also stupidly cheaper than the supra...
Cant say I've ever driven a Mk3 supra nor a JZX100 anything However I'm pretty confident that all the suspension arms etc in the JZX100's are Steel just like the JZX90 items. the JZA80 runs lots of Alloy suspension arms, and front subframe, they are also a shorter wheel base (but have lots of overhang giving the impression of a bigger car)
The main reason supra's hold their price is because they are A SUPRA. in saying that, you'd be hard pressed to find a more capable starting platform than a $6000 auto non turbo supra
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Stott69 wrote:Go for a older Z, much nicer and easier to work on. The 260z with a turbo will go like nothing else if tuned right. They have prestige too!
mmmmmmmm!!!!! Z'ed!!!!!!!!!!
I have to agree there!! The 240's and the 260's are carbied but have a nicer body shape where the 280zx isn't as nice in the body shape but comes with an injected 2.8 and 4 wheel disc brakes etc.