RX8 or 350Z???
09-21-2007, 07:22 PM
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350Z=****
RX-8=sex
RX-8=sex
350Z=Blow Job, hand job, melon munching
RX8=SEX I'm talking gotta air the car out disinfect the seats kinda sex
Why you may ask..... over the years I've acquired quite a bit of experience with ***** (nothing against ***** I love them). Now back to my observation in order for the sex act to be performed in an auto (comfortably) yours seats need to recline at minimum lets say a 145 degree angle.
All of us with RX8's know our seat go all the WAY back I'm talking almost 180 which 9 out of 10 ***** will tell you is a necessity for playing the hidden pickle.
On to the subject of the 350z I love this car and the only reason I not driving one now is that at best the seat only reclines to about 110 degrees. Any ****, streetwalker or just plain gutter skank can tell you, at that angle you’re pretty much restricted to a blow job, hand job or melon massaging any thing else is just plain hoe abuse.
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09-22-2007, 12:09 AM
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And let's not forget the Z's fat ****!
Seriously, the Z is more of an old skool experience. It's effective at what it does but I think the 8 is a more rounded and practical car. And having the 4 seat option is invaluable for those of us with ankle biters (even if you have a family car).
Get the 8 - you won't regret it.
BTW, have you posted the same question in the 350Z forum? LOL, I can just imagine what they're saying about it, hahaha...
Seriously, the Z is more of an old skool experience. It's effective at what it does but I think the 8 is a more rounded and practical car. And having the 4 seat option is invaluable for those of us with ankle biters (even if you have a family car).
Get the 8 - you won't regret it.
BTW, have you posted the same question in the 350Z forum? LOL, I can just imagine what they're saying about it, hahaha...
09-22-2007, 12:34 AM
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After doing my research, mostly from car magazines, I went to a Nissan-Mazda dealer to buy a 350Z; I test drove it, liked it, then saw a RX-8 on the lot and decided to take a ride.
The RX-8 was slower, but more resposive with a better modulated clutch, and steered like it was on rails. I RODE the 350Z but DROVE the RX-8. I prefered the interior of the 350Z and loathed giving up the extra power but the RX-8 FELT right and I had to buy it.
The RX-8 was slower, but more resposive with a better modulated clutch, and steered like it was on rails. I RODE the 350Z but DROVE the RX-8. I prefered the interior of the 350Z and loathed giving up the extra power but the RX-8 FELT right and I had to buy it.
09-22-2007, 12:54 AM
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I've been with my GF for over 4 1/2 years now...so u know which car i like better
09-22-2007, 01:11 AM
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i've had both .. i actually had a 2004 350z Touring 6M and thought it was a real fun ride, then i was smoked by automatic camaros and the car wasn't that great with stock rubber on corners. basically ended up warping the front rotors within 8 months and shattered the clutch not by doing burnouts but going to summit point raceway on the jefferson (kids) circuit. i ended up trading in the 350z to get a crossfire (don't ask), basically since it was pretty much a useless car and i didnt want to bear the negative equity i bought a 2005 audi tt quattro roadster. i loved the TT, but in the end, having 2 cars for myself was useless. i sold the TT and traded the crossfire in for the rx8.
since then .. it's been over a year now, and i still have the rx8 and it still is, to me, the best of the others i've owned since i had the 350z.
good luck on your choice .. think it over a few times before you decide. you'd be surprised, but regular human beings actually do fit in the backseat of the rx8, in fact it's more spacious than a new toyota corolla back there.
since then .. it's been over a year now, and i still have the rx8 and it still is, to me, the best of the others i've owned since i had the 350z.
good luck on your choice .. think it over a few times before you decide. you'd be surprised, but regular human beings actually do fit in the backseat of the rx8, in fact it's more spacious than a new toyota corolla back there.
09-22-2007, 02:36 AM
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09-22-2007, 07:21 AM
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I test drove both cars and took the 8. I get so many compliments on the car it's crazy. I'm not saying the Z is an ugly car by any means but I think the 8 is a much more fun car to drive between the two. It is hard to explain what a joy it is to drive this car, it truly has a soul and binds the driver, the car and the road as one. I have driven many cars and I enjoy driving the 8 the most out of all of them, there's nothing else like it.
09-22-2007, 11:48 PM
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Well, today I was able to drive my sister's 350Z. I have to tell you that it does not have as nice an interior as the RX-8 (IMHO).
Some pros for the 350Z are more lower end torque and a very nice sounding engine.
But after a pretty long test drive in the 350Z I still prefer the RX-8. For me, the RX-8 handles much better and seems to have better throttle response from 2nd gear to 4th especially if you are taking advantage of the HP in the higher RPMs.
[BTW, my sister agreed with me that the RX-8's interior is nicer.]
I would choose the RX-8 based upon what I said above, the overall cost, and the wow factor.
Cheers!
Some pros for the 350Z are more lower end torque and a very nice sounding engine.
But after a pretty long test drive in the 350Z I still prefer the RX-8. For me, the RX-8 handles much better and seems to have better throttle response from 2nd gear to 4th especially if you are taking advantage of the HP in the higher RPMs.
[BTW, my sister agreed with me that the RX-8's interior is nicer.]
I would choose the RX-8 based upon what I said above, the overall cost, and the wow factor.
Cheers!
09-23-2007, 02:52 AM
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Finally, the 8 looks a hell of a lot nicer then the 350z, and there are fewer 8's on the road, making it a real looker. 9 out of 10 hot dates prefer the look of the 8.
. Would other Aussie members know if there are more 8's in Aus than Z's?
09-23-2007, 11:59 AM
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coming to a rx8 forum...what answer did you expect.
Best thing to do is research research and research.
No one is gonna be able to tell you how you feel about a car or how it drives.
Honestly, the 350z is very good IMO. Has more torque and HP which is always good.
When I saw the first reply saying that "too much HP is not good"...I ***ing laughed. It might be a kid that responded and do not believe what everyone is saying about a particular car.
Go take the car you are going to buy for a spin and make the decision.
Also read the regative aspects of the car..not just the postive aspects.
I would love to have the torque and the HP that the Z has in a RX8 in stock form.
Bottom line is...you have to make the decision but I think they are both very good cars. This is my unbiased opinion.
Best thing to do is research research and research.
No one is gonna be able to tell you how you feel about a car or how it drives.
Honestly, the 350z is very good IMO. Has more torque and HP which is always good.
When I saw the first reply saying that "too much HP is not good"...I ***ing laughed. It might be a kid that responded and do not believe what everyone is saying about a particular car.
Go take the car you are going to buy for a spin and make the decision.
Also read the regative aspects of the car..not just the postive aspects.
I would love to have the torque and the HP that the Z has in a RX8 in stock form.
Bottom line is...you have to make the decision but I think they are both very good cars. This is my unbiased opinion.