No digital speedo in the 370?

antfd3s · 12-28-2010, 09:04 PM

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Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370

LMAO! Where or how can I give you rep points for calling him captain english! I also love Mr. Perfecto typo error moderator guy. Lol. Too many dorks trying to play king websters dic.
What I love most about the 350 is all analog gauges. My only gripe with the 370 is that dorky 3rd robot gauge. They should have upgraded from that digital readout you guys are talking about to a hud. Either way though, both Z's are hott.

Jaja. I know that was good one right..I just read it again and it just gets funnier.
Dudes more interested in correcting my vocabulary and blowing my moment then actually talking about his awesome car. Imagine going to a car show and seeing a guy get out just wearing socks. No shoes. Just socks. Your thinking wth? Ohh thats Mr Pedal perfecto. Doesn't wanta wear footwear only because it Might scratch the pedals. Saw CUS last week,pulls up,comes barefoot. Huh? Has his socks over the pedals this time..Everything last forever and everythings perfect in his world .prob shifts at 4g thinks it bad for the oil. Lol. Im sorry. Its just funny how ppl are.
Robot gauge.lol its powered by android. 1ST gen.

Nikkolai · 12-28-2010, 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by antfd3s

As for driving a caddy who cares how fast your going? Those type of automobiles were designed for luxury and just to chill with the seat back, while the radios turned up to maximum. error.

Did you forget about the Cadillac CTS-V? They will blow the doors out of our cars.

VaGntlmn · 12-28-2010, 09:32 PM

I like the gauges, and especially the start effects, but I'd love a digital speedometer.
I'm always struggling to get 68 or 69mph in a 55 zone to avoid the speed traps.

Nikkolai · 12-28-2010, 10:27 PM

This is probably a stupid question but did the 350Z have an actual digital sensor for the MPH or did it read from an analog sensor and displayed digitally in one of the gauges? I know that by changing the wheel and tire combination can affect the analog readings +/- a few MPH depending on the change from factory wheel and tire combination. If the sensors where digital, does it stay accurate after changing a wheel and tire combination?

antfd3s · 12-29-2010, 01:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Nikkolai

Did you forget about the Cadillac CTS-V? They will blow the doors out of our cars.

Of course not. I thought you were referring to the typical Caddy. That's ok im sure our big brothers the r33s and the r34s would eat that sleds doors off. (If a sled had doors) Even so, with our cars properly dialed in,im sure we could handle that car around a racetrack. You don't think so? If not howcome we spend all our money to make our cars fast? I think you just gave me my motovation to build a z34 that'll run with that cts-v. Lol

12-28-2010, 09:32 PM	#18 (permalink)
VaGntlmn Enthusiast Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Centreville, Va Age: 64 Posts: 378 Drives: '10 Tour/Sport, 6MT Rep Power: 15	I like the gauges, and especially the start effects, but I'd love a digital speedometer. I'm always struggling to get 68 or 69mph in a 55 zone to avoid the speed traps. __________________ Bill 2010 370z; Tour/Sport; 6mt; BlackCherry/Grey; 318 rwhp; 265 lbs rwtq. To view a list of my mods, click here; To view a photo journal of the mods, click here.

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12-28-2010, 10:27 PM	#19 (permalink)
Nikkolai Base Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: DFW Posts: 238 Drives: Boss 302, Frontier Rep Power: 15	This is probably a stupid question but did the 350Z have an actual digital sensor for the MPH or did it read from an analog sensor and displayed digitally in one of the gauges? I know that by changing the wheel and tire combination can affect the analog readings +/- a few MPH depending on the change from factory wheel and tire combination. If the sensors where digital, does it stay accurate after changing a wheel and tire combination?