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Convertible 300ZX For Sale!

Hi,

 

One convertible ZX for sale in Autotrader, 40K Manual on a K plate,£11700.No it's not mine, will one of yu lot buy it,so I don't feel so Lonely?

 

Mark

 

[This message has been edited by MarkHanley (edited 27-05-2002).]

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Whats the point in spending

£11700 or even £5000 come to that

on a sluggish convertable?

What does NA stand for?

Is it no acceleration?

Originally posted by MarkTT:

Whats the point in spending

£11700 or even £5000 come to that

on a sluggish convertable?

What does NA stand for?

Is it no acceleration?

 

NATURALLY ASPIRATED i.e non-turbo

 

Paul

 

 

That's probably being a little unfair. The NA performance doesn't seem that much worse than an unmodified TT and you don't suffer from f!"£$%g turbo lag.

 

If I hadn't just spent a fortune on a new cylinder header, rust repairs and tyres I would go for it.

The solutions easy guys! Buy it then Twin Turbo it like I'm gonna do with mine!

 

Now that I can understand.

Porsches.

Ferraris.

BMW M3.

XK8.

They are all fast convertables.

Why dont/didnt Nissan do the

same with the 300ZX?

I bet they`ll do the same

with the 350Z.

A slower convertable! Why?

No T-Tops and no Turbo/s

at the moment!(non-convertable)

But perhaps the technology

does away with turbos now.

Originally posted by Posidrive:

That's probably being a little unfair. The NA performance doesn't seem that much worse than an unmodified TT and you don't suffer from f!"£$%g turbo lag.

 

Are you having a laugh? There is a huge difference in performance.

Originally posted by MarkTT:

Now that I can understand.

Porsches.

Ferraris.

BMW M3.

XK8.

They are all fast convertables.

Why dont/didnt Nissan do the

same with the 300ZX?

I bet they`ll do the same

with the 350Z.

A slower convertable! Why?

No T-Tops and no Turbo/s

at the moment!(non-convertable)

But perhaps the technology

does away with turbos now.

 

Probably because the chassis of the convertible is not as rigid so they thought it couldn't handle the power. It takes a lot of extra money to design a convertible that can handle close to 300bhp

 

 

 

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Yeah the NA's performance is sluggish compared to the TT, but the convertible chassis in stock format can handle 400BHP according to Jim Wolf!

 

Mark

Originally posted by MarkTT:

Perhaps pozidrives turbos

are fooked!

 

 

Posidrive's turbos are in perfect working order. The rest of Posdrive's Z is fooked.

 

- Knackered injector connectors

- Knackered coil pack connectors

- Vacuum leak from hell

- bugger all fuel pressure

- Front end vibrates more than Anne Summers

- Front suspension is shot (I turn the wheel left, she goes right)

 

And I could go on!!!!! But still I love her

aaaaah, Posidrive - that's how you know it's true love! smile.gif Gio

 

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