About to drop 30k on a new vehicle. I don't want any US domestics. Any reason why I shouldn't pick up a twin turbo 370z?
About to drop 30k on a new vehicle. I don't want any US domestics. Any reason why I shouldn't pick up a twin turbo 370z?
Charles Baker
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Hunter Phillips
Can you afford a new engine?
Gavin Torres
Yes, the car in mind is moderately tuned with the necessary supporting mods.
Nolan Perez
any aftermarket turbo setup is going to have more problems then an average car, that being said you can push 500 whp pretty reliably with a decent clutch so if you're prepared for any issues that may arise it's a pretty decent investment
Lincoln Collins
Because you can get an R32 GT-R for less than that.
Gavin Diaz
That's not what I asked you, can you afford to blow the engine in it if something does go wrong, or you feel the need for moar buust.
James Roberts
I will have a budget for that sort of thing. The car in mind makes 539 whp
I did consider an r32 GTR but I've heard they are money pits.
Ethan Wilson
I said Yes.
Carter Long
Then why are you asking us, just get the fucker already.
Jack Perez
They're only money pits if you hoon the hell out of them or over-mod them and drive it like a daily. They get bad raps because people buy them stateside, throw a huge turbo on it and blow something up because no supporting mods were done. People forget they're 25+ years old.
Get a GTS-t and have 18-20k leftover for something more sensible.