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Old 08-06-2012, 03:35 PM   #4 (permalink)
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I'm considering a 370z as a weekend track/auto-x car, but after reading through the throttle delay thread, I'm now re-thinking my decision (seems there is no fix yet for this issue). I didn't experience it during my test drive, but that was a pretty short drive, about 10 min.

Would any of you have bought a different car if you knew about it?

I'm less concerned about the brake fade, oil temp, and springy clutch issues as there seem to be solid solutions for all of those. FWIW, the other cars I'm considering are the Evo X GSR and Scion FR-S. Thanks!
No. I still do not know about it. It has never happened to me.

RE:brake fade, oil temp, these do happen and can be fixed.

Brake fade can happen on an Audi R8 before mine fade now.
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