Z. You know you want to. Seriously, though, I'd say go for the Z (and of course, like many others here, I'm quite biased, hehe) Here goes, I'm probably recovering a lot of ground from other posts in this thread, but this sums up my feelings: As has been covered - It's true that the Z doesn't have the best reputation for reliability, but I've learned along the way that the VG30DE is really a no-tolerance engine. If the driver maintains it well it shouldn't give you any more hassle than any other car. As for the R33, I've never driven one. I've seen them at dyno days, and I've seen more than my fair share on the road of course (those things are too damn common ), but I believe that they're a great car, also. It just depends what you want. If my arm was twisted and I was forced to get rid of the Z, I'd get an R33, no questions asked. They're probably my second favourite 'affordable' car. If you're looking for power though, in my opinion you can't go past the Z. Sure, it won't produce the highest power figures ever, but it's up there with the best. I only own an NA, but there's been numerous times I've made peoples faces drop when I answer "no" to their "what's in that? twin turbo?" after a quick squirt on the throttle. All things considered, the NA Z is a very quick car, and mine has 'kept up with' quite a few R33 GTST's, so I'm assuming a TT Z would put them to bed completely. As for style - I don't think I need to say a word. If you want a souped up family car, just do up a commodore - it's cheaper than a skyline... (hehehe) As I've said - Don't get me wrong, I love the R33, I just love having a shitstir. But in my opinion - Z all the way, baby. But remember one thing.. The choice is yours. You need to live with it. Maybe test drive a few more Z's and R33's before making your decision. But I can only hope we'll see you around here more often. Good luck with your purchase! :zlove:
You probably don't even need turbo's to do that either Jammy Your na will give them a good run for their money. Fate. feeling a little under the weather
