Both cars are awesome. I really do love the 370 and with boltons they are very respectable cars. My boy has a bolton Nismo 370 and that car is pure
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09-04-2010, 09:57 PM | #61 (permalink) |
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Both cars are awesome. I really do love the 370 and with boltons they are very respectable cars. My boy has a bolton Nismo 370 and that car is pure sex!!! Stock for stock it's a drivers race between both cars, basically whoever messes up looses. Now you say 6at vs 370 and I'd probably give it to the 6at as they don't drop boost while shifting and the shitlfts are quick. I tested this between wifey's car and mine. Her sedan would pull a solid 1.5 cars on me up to 120ish stock for stock.
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Call me crazy , but my BMW dealer has a 335i Sedan , in the blue color with 12,500 miles in their lot. It caught my eye passing the dealer and I have been toying with the idea of possibly making a move on it...
here's the auto trader link..... 335i at my dealer Im pretty confident I could get them down to 27ish... If I could find a 335xi for same price with low miles I would be even more serious about it.
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Nothing wrong with that... I think the other way around is crazier than going from a Z to 335.
I did go from a 335 to a Z and the only reason was because the 335 was "too" perfect of a car. I wanted more character, rawness in the car and the 370z is filling that role perfectly...
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I have a 07 with a oil cooler, with a tune, DCI, downpipes.. I put down 375whp and about 380 lbs of torque. with drag radials I ran a 12.10 @ 115 mph. stock I ran a 13.1 @105
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I've been contemplating a BMW myself. But when I was back in Dallas a few weeks back, all I saw were BMW's on the road. I would say, in the North Dallas area, 1 out of 5 cars were BMWs and that may be a very conservative estimate.
They are great cars, no doubt, but I just didn't want to buy a car that everyone else had as well.
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335i's are BMW drag race cars. As other members on here have posted, 335i's that were making more power could not keep up with the Z in the corners although they made up for it in the straights. Also remember the 335i is turbo charged, as more and more Z's are getting turbo charged this will not be even worth discussing. I love the inline 6 engine layout but BMW gives you some really small yet efficient turbos. Put enough stress on those turbos and you have a reliability issue.
I ran with a 335i on the way home today and I can tell you from my personal viewpoint, he wasn't confident in the turns.
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No! he wasn't confident his wallet could handle the repair bill in event of an off-road excursion
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But comparing a boosted Z vs. a 335i and once again no comparison, the Z would just make the '35i look SLOW
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and honestly if I wanted a drag car I'd go back to Mustangs. I've experienced one dimensional cars, 2 Mustangs were a lot of fun. They were cheap to mod and were torque monsters. Hell if they kept the 99-04 body style with the new motor I'd probably still have one.
If there is one thing I wish the Z had its more low down torque but that's the trade of with very high revving engines. I've made the adjustment but still, you could always tap the pedal in a Stang and feel that torque, even with TT's Z's don't get full torque until ~3500rpm. I wouldn't get a BMW 135 or 335, the exception being the new M135 but I'm sure you're looking at $40K+, a waiting list, or hard to come by inventory
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As far as the 335i goes? they are too common and every "Miami Jersey Shore" kid has one. I can't wait till I am supercharged, than I can walk on these fckrs. My friend has one that is full bolt on, and is about to get a piggyback. Can't stand that his **** is faster than mine.. well in a straight line anyways
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I drove a number of 335s...I didn't even consider it a worthy purchase and started looking straight at the M3. I used to think to myself "what's the point of the M3 now with the 335 being twin-turbo?" Well, after driving a 335 and M3 to see for myself, I quickly realized: "oh, the 335 is a half-assed car compared to the M3."
No limited slip diff (the ultimate killer, imo). Flat looks. Unaggressive feel. Lack of road feedback. Handling nowhere near as tight as the M3 or 370Z. And that interior was about as plain and unappealing as you could get. |
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