What looks better

[continuecrushing]

go for the 370z because of the awd

[904FRSlow]

Originally Posted by Shutter

go for the 370z because of the awd

370z is RWD

[continuecrushing]

Originally Posted by 904FRSlow

370z is RWD

the one OP posted is awd, which is better than the fwd frs pictured next to it.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Shutter

go for the 370z because of the awd

Ahhhh good ole' reliable Shutter!
It would appear that everybody doesn't have a sarcasm meter!


Oh, and OP isn't asking what to get, just what looks better. I am pretty sure his next post will be "is Hot Lava orangey brown or brownish orange?"

[continuecrushing]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Ahhhh good ole' reliable Shutter!
It would appear that everybody doesn't have a sarcasm meter!


Oh, and OP isn't asking what to get, just what looks better. I am pretty sure his next post will be "is Hot Lava orangey brown or brownish orange?"

ah! I fail at reading...I went to a public high school though, so that should explain most of it.

OP, please add poll for "what color is Hot Lava"

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Frishkorn

Ahh well I didn't know that muscle cars were Kosher on the tuner Forum! I already have my old school dream car. 1970 Chevy Chevelle SS.

There are a few of us that can still appreciate the old muscles for what they are.
I am more of a Mopar guy and if had a garage or shop space this would be my weekend cruiser.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Shutter

ah! I fail at reading...I went to a public high school "

Me too!
Two of the best years of my life!

[Frishkorn]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

There are a few of us that can still appreciate the old muscles for what they are.
I am more of a Mopar guy and if had a garage or shop space this would be my weekend cruiser.

That Chevelle is what taught me how to work on cars. Dad bought it for me as a burned out wreck when I was 11 years old, been working on it ever since. I'm now 32 and through 2 engines and 3 different paint jobs she is just about finished. Last mod was beef up the rear end and install disc brakes in the rear as well. Needed it with that 496 BB I put in last spring.

The FR-S is my foray into working on modern vehicles. I work as a firmware engineer, so it's time to start putting my knowledge to good use and learn to tune.

If I only had 30+k for a DynoJet of my own, this process would be a whole lot faster.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Frishkorn

That Chevelle is what taught me how to work on cars. Dad bought it for me as a burned out wreck when I was 11 years old, been working on it ever since. I'm now 32 and through 2 engines and 3 different paint jobs she is just about finished. Last mod was beef up the rear end and install disc brakes in the rear as well. Needed it with that 496 BB I put in last spring.

The FR-S is my foray into working on modern vehicles. I work as a firmware engineer, so it's time to start putting my knowledge to good use and learn to tune.

If I only had 30+k for a DynoJet of my own, this process would be a whole lot faster.

This is always an awkward question but is it a real SS or a clone? I read a couple of years ago that there are now more Chevelle "SS"s on the road then they actually made and I believe it as every single one I see claims to be an SS.

[tahdizzle]

all matching original miles chevelle SS > resto mod

[Frishkorn]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

This is always an awkward question but is it a real SS or a clone? I read a couple of years ago that there are now more Chevelle "SS"s on the road then they actually made and I believe it as every single one I see claims to be an SS.

Not awkward at all mate, I get this question a lot actually. It came from the factory as a 396 SS. Sadly what caused the fire that burnt it to the ground was the original engine. That block in long gone. Had I known what I know now, I think I would have persuaded my father to keep that block. Even in the condition it was in, the matching numbers would have made my car worth a hell of a lot more then it is now.

We pulled the 350 out of his 69 Camaro and sold the Camaro to a friend who already had an engine waiting for it. That was fun until about last year when we ordered a 496 from ATK.

[BlackMonarch]

Don't hate me, but: I would love a VQ37D in the ZN6 platform.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by BlackMonarch

Don't hate me, but: I would love a VQ37D in the ZN6 platform.

Oh great, now we all despise you!
(Joke)

[themadscientist]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

There are a few of us that can still appreciate the old muscles for what they are.
I am more of a Mopar guy and if had a garage or shop space this would be my weekend cruiser.

Can I interest you in a Hellcat? Very low miles, only crashed once.