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Old 10-10-2012, 03:10 AM   #43 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by cossie1600 View Post
The problem is the stupid tires Nissan put on the car, the GY that came on the Corvette are better tires. Many of us have driven over 100mph at the track with non OEM tires in the rain, we didn't spin and whine about it after.

You had a $60K, that's why it handled better than the Z. The weight distribution played a very small role in it
I wasn't a fan of the OEM Goodyear's, but we agree, the problem is the tire. I don't think the 370Z is "special" in some way that causes it to not be controllable in the rain, and I believe I stated as much.

The base C6 and C5 have the same handling characteristics/distribution as the rest of the line and breed. They cost much less than $60K. I could have gotten a base C6 with 2LT package for about the same as I paid for my 370Z. Cost is a poor argument for the weight distribution.
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