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After watching many reviews of the 370z, I've decided that this is the track car for me. I'm ready to buy a "2010 Coupe 370Z Touring with Sport Package". I'm
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After watching many reviews of the 370z, I've decided that this is the track car for me. I'm ready to buy a "2010 Coupe 370Z Touring with Sport Package". I'm going to use this car exclusively on the track, as often as I have time for it. I plan to take drifting lessons, too. What I need is a checklist of all the modifications I need to make to this car ready for long use on a track, starting with the infamous oil cooler.
I noticed someone said on this forum, "Anyone who tracks their Z (or any other production car) knows that the brake pads, brake lines, LSD fluid, brake fluid, and differential are not up to track usage." That is ok, however what do I need to make the 370z track ready? |
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