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Very nice. Looks like the advice I gave my former roommate is solid: The 370Z is just like a C5 corvette performance-wise, except it's better executed in every way. What
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Very nice. Looks like the advice I gave my former roommate is solid: The 370Z is just like a C5 corvette performance-wise, except it's better executed in every way.
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I will say, however, that stock for stock, the 370 is considerably more enjoyable and rewarding to drive. It is much more refined than the C5 and I don't regret the purchase one bit. For the days when I need break-neck power, I'll pull out the Vette; but, I look forward driving the 370 to and from work every day.
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However, the Youtube vids I see of 370Z's running C5's are usually a driver's race. Besides, OP has an automatic. How many OEM stock automatic C5's are running identical or worse times than OP? Answer: Most. I'm not saying that the fastest 370Z timeslip is equal to the fastest C5, you're right, it just isn't so. However, the difference between the average performance of the two cars is so close as to be a moot point unless you're betting money. Handling, I have not driven a C5. I was just going by "the numbers" in the slalom and skidpad tests I have seen done. Most average C5 drivers run 13.1-13.4@104-107mph. About what I see for these 370Z's. |
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Not bashing you or saying you didnt do it by any means. but i know (as well as you prob do) that drag radials or slicks make a huge difference. |
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