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Sorry to be pedantic but how can you have a Non-Turbo TT?

 

If its an n/a have a look at tt.net and see what they suggest, There were far more of them sold in the US as it was only available as a 'grey' in the UK. I would have thought that it was the normal route for tuning a n/a car - intake/exhaust etc etc, although I have heard that the NOS kit helps a bit. :D

 

Tim

Anyway Alex, now you've had some time to 'play', and live with it, how does the Z32 hold up against your old 928?

 

Tim

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Honest opinion is the 928 is faster but then a 4.7 litre would be although it's raw power and very twitchy in the wet,it was also an auto with only 3 speed which got a little boring.

 

The 300 is more modern and more reliable already but i think a flat race 0-100 the 928 is quicker.

 

I have got used to the 300 but haven't really booted it yet although i'm thinking a TT would be more fun!!!!!!

I must say I'm very suprised that you opted for the n/a after the 928.

 

I had really narrowed my choices down to 928, 944 turbo or 300zx TT when I was looking.

 

The main negative I personally saw with the 928 is that I would have had to settle for a much older car with much higher mileage for the budget that I had.

 

I'm still a HUGE fan of the 928, it is an exquisite shape IMHO.

 

So, do you think you might, sidestep to a TT in the not too distant?

 

Tim

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