Bye 370Z...Hello Jeep!

speedfreek · 03-04-2014, 08:59 AM

I am in for more on how the Jeep compares to the 370. You say the Jeep has a "floaty" and "high off the ground" feel in comparison. So how would one fix this to make the Jeep feel more like the 370? If I put on coilovers and dropped it do you think that it would handle better or would I still have that "floaty" feel?

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XiP · 03-04-2014, 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by speedfreek

I am in for more on how the Jeep compares to the 370. You say the Jeep has a "floaty" and "high off the ground" feel in comparison. So how would one fix this to make the Jeep feel more like the 370? If I put on coilovers and dropped it do you think that it would handle better or would I still have that "floaty" feel?

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something like this?

bdavis89 · 03-04-2014, 09:08 AM

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Let it go. You don't even own the car anymore. You got a lemon and had a terrible dealer. We've all read your walls of text bitching about the car. Do you think that, maybe since the car is gone and you've moved on, you could stop? Your time has to be better spent doing anything besides coming on to a forum for enthusiasts of a car you hate and don't own anymore and complaining about the lemon you got. And don't try to spin it as "warning potential future buyers". Yours was a lemon, and your problems are not shared by the vast majority of Zs.

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Looks like it's a beautiful day outside! Lots of sunshine

I think its time to leave now.

speedfreek · 03-04-2014, 09:09 AM

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something like this?

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Now that is what I envision a handling machine to look like! And it looks like you can just go to the website posted on the back window and order everything you need to make it track grocery store/home depot ready.

ImportConvert · 03-04-2014, 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by speedfreek

I am in for more on how the Jeep compares to the 370. You say the Jeep has a "floaty" and "high off the ground" feel in comparison. So how would one fix this to make the Jeep feel more like the 370? If I put on coilovers and dropped it do you think that it would handle better or would I still have that "floaty" feel?

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Just doing Bilsteins. It will be fine. Oem shocks and struts are this vehicles weak point. Luckiky they are a cheap fix. Oems die at about 20 k regarding how they feel.

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