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    Zs are not straight line cars by anymeans, put a stock cobra in the mtns with a z and see who gets to the end first. i'm not bashing cobras, hell my bf has a domestic, and they are hell in the straight line. its hard comparing apples to oranges.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GirlieZ
    Zs are not straight line cars by anymeans, put a stock cobra in the mtns with a z and see who gets to the end first. i'm not bashing cobras, hell my bf has a domestic, and they are hell in the straight line. its hard comparing apples to oranges.
    350z skidpad is .88G, and cobra is .89G.. i love when ppl say that domestic cars cant handle..

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    Quote Originally Posted by sHpReLuDe
    350z skidpad is .88G, and cobra is .89G.. i love when ppl say that domestic cars cant handle..
    ill post a link to the vid of the gto drifting, its actually very funnay! but in the end there is so many variables to what makes and breaks a car: both the car, the driver, and the conditions

    here it is...see where they place the gto after the road course


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hif0ka9U1HE

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    Quote Originally Posted by sHpReLuDe
    350z skidpad is .88G, and cobra is .89G.. i love when ppl say that domestic cars cant handle..
    they can't unless you mess with the suspension.

    domestics straight suck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kayfuNk
    they can't unless you mess with the suspension.

    domestics straight suck.
    That's funny, considering my domestic in stock form will decimate your Z in every category test known in existance.

    Oh, to everyone else...with a pulley, an exhaust, tune, and a couple other small things (spark plugs, etc) you can have 460rwhp. But how would I know that?
    Quote Originally Posted by jerseyef9
    lol okay so your butt hurt no lmao that great i wasn't bashing you lol what a dumbass.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hydroshutter
    That's funny, considering my domestic in stock form will decimate your Z in every category test known in existance.

    Oh, to everyone else...with a pulley, an exhaust, tune, and a couple other small things (spark plugs, etc) you can have 460rwhp. But how would I know that?
    unless it's a c6 vette or c5 z06 i dont see that happening

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    Quote Originally Posted by kayfuNk
    unless it's a c6 vette or c5 z06 i dont see that happening
    03 04 cobra NUB!!!!!

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