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NissanGuy23 · 06-16-2012, 08:48 PM

Where are these Maryland 370z meets? Im in West Chester but my parents live on the boarder and I'm down there a lot.

Also, id agree with the above statements, that 2012+ you don't need to worry about heat, and a 09-11 you still don't really need to worry about overheating on the street. I drive mine like bat out of hell on 90 degree days and have had no issues. Yes, there are turbo kits made, but I'm not sure this car is really meant to have a Turbo, with much less expensive mods you get them to ~380HP. If thats not enough then Z1 Motorsports sells a $7000+ Kit. If you love modding then id recommend getting some aftermarket pads which are a bit more heat resistant than the stocks, otherwise these cars are an amazing driving experience, hope you get one.

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NissanGuy23 Track Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: West Chester, PA Age: 36 Posts: 752 Drives: 09 370Z NISMO PG 6MT Rep Power: 15	Where are these Maryland 370z meets? Im in West Chester but my parents live on the boarder and I'm down there a lot. Also, id agree with the above statements, that 2012+ you don't need to worry about heat, and a 09-11 you still don't really need to worry about overheating on the street. I drive mine like bat out of hell on 90 degree days and have had no issues. Yes, there are turbo kits made, but I'm not sure this car is really meant to have a Turbo, with much less expensive mods you get them to ~380HP. If thats not enough then Z1 Motorsports sells a $7000+ Kit. If you love modding then id recommend getting some aftermarket pads which are a bit more heat resistant than the stocks, otherwise these cars are an amazing driving experience, hope you get one. Last edited by NissanGuy23; 06-16-2012 at 08:52 PM.