SRT vs. 370z
Was stuck on getting a Z51 vette until I got my SRT-6...To hell with a vette, our cars are unique as hell. I have maybe seen a total of 3 base models. Haven't seen a 6 in my town.
Originally Posted by ///SilverSaphRT6
Was stuck on getting a Z51 vette until I got my SRT-6...To hell with a vette, our cars are unique as hell. I have maybe seen a total of 3 base models. Haven't seen a 6 in my town.
I think the 370Z is hot, ive always been a fan of the Z's. This one has more purpose in terms of speed, Its a quick car, our srt just happens to be quicker
The thing that bothers me about the Z is that its NA, ive tried to mod the 350z to no avail, waste of money outside of going FI. Great car for its price though, ill deff be going for a test drive when it arrives on my shores.
Originally Posted by 70GT6
SRT6 is an easy win. Even stock.
hp on the 370 is 332 hp but at 7000+rpm and tq is 270.
the SRT is full on much sooner and has a much wider power band
Road & Track tested and came up with 13.7 in the quarter- any quicker claim is very optimistic. Same mag scored a 13.3 in the SRT.
Skidpad the z does do slightly better....congrats.
hp on the 370 is 332 hp but at 7000+rpm and tq is 270.
the SRT is full on much sooner and has a much wider power band
Road & Track tested and came up with 13.7 in the quarter- any quicker claim is very optimistic. Same mag scored a 13.3 in the SRT.
Skidpad the z does do slightly better....congrats.
Road & Track got a 13.7, but Motortrend ran a 13.3 @ 105.7. This car is VERY MUCH comparable to a stock SRT-6 in a straight line.
Someone on Dragtimes trapped 106.
Hell, the last couple model year 350Zs were running around a 13.7.
The skidpad isn't even CLOSE. R&T scored a .9 in the SRT-6. The 370Z pulled .99g.
Braking was the same thing. 370 is around 106ft, I've seen 112-113ft for the SRT-6.
Originally Posted by Illegal Machine
Um. No. No. No.
Road & Track got a 13.7, but Motortrend ran a 13.3 @ 105.7. This car is VERY MUCH comparable to a stock SRT-6 in a straight line.
Someone on Dragtimes trapped 106.
Hell, the last couple model year 350Zs were running around a 13.7.
The skidpad isn't even CLOSE. R&T scored a .9 in the SRT-6. The 370Z pulled .99g.
Braking was the same thing. 370 is around 106ft, I've seen 112-113ft for the SRT-6.
Road & Track got a 13.7, but Motortrend ran a 13.3 @ 105.7. This car is VERY MUCH comparable to a stock SRT-6 in a straight line.
Someone on Dragtimes trapped 106.
Hell, the last couple model year 350Zs were running around a 13.7.
The skidpad isn't even CLOSE. R&T scored a .9 in the SRT-6. The 370Z pulled .99g.
Braking was the same thing. 370 is around 106ft, I've seen 112-113ft for the SRT-6.
Originally Posted by antonio311
I'm pretty sure our srt's will toast the 370's....easily.
Seeing as how this thread was started by a guy with a modded SRT-6 who only put 1 car on a stock 370Z, I'm not sure how you can say that.
They'll run a low 13 at 103-106. We run low 13's at 104-107.
Originally Posted by Illegal Machine
Seeing as how this thread was started by a guy with a modded SRT-6 who only put 1 car on a stock 370Z, I'm not sure how you can say that.
Only a car with an intake and exhaust?
Seeing as how this thread was started by a guy with a modded SRT-6 who only put 1 car on a stock 370Z, I'm not sure how you can say that.
Originally Posted by me
... he doesn't go for it yet so I short shift into 2nd and then the ******* goes for it! I proceed to do the same, we're dead even–even though he is still in first gear, right in his powerband.
Oh and by the way...
Originally Posted by Illegal Machine
370z's are fast as hell.
Originally Posted by msheredy
Then you make this one in which you change your view as an unfair race because of my modded SRT to which I barely won.
Was I surprised by the results? YES. I've driven a 370Z. I figured it would run straight up or slightly behind a stock SRT-6. Only losing by a car to an SRT-6 with an intake and exhaust is extremely impressive.
That N/A 3.7L can do everything our 3.5 S/C can do and more. Oh, and the MSRP is about $15K less. Extremely respectable. Insane value.
Originally Posted by msheredy
370z's are hardly fast as hell. Now the Caparo T1, that is fast and quick as hell since that is what we are really debating here is the quickness of these cars.
Originally Posted by Illegal Machine
Was I surprised by the results? YES. I've driven a 370Z. I figured it would run straight up or slightly behind a stock SRT-6. Only losing by a car to an SRT-6 with an intake and exhaust is extremely impressive.
For 31K getting a new car that can pull a low 13 in the 1/4 and a .99g on the skid pad. That is fast as hell.
)Well if price point is your basis for a ride that's "fast a hell" (again what a generic comment, but what ever) How about a GSXR1000—$13,000 now that's half the cost of your beloved 370.
BTW if you like to car so damn much sell your SRT and get one of those
This forum doesn't need hypocrites such as yourself touting how another car is superior in certain aspects blah blah blah.
Why you pulled the Caparo T1 into this conversation is beyond me.
Originally Posted by Illegal Machine
Where did I say it was an unfair race? Just pointing out to the people saying that the 370 is slow that a modded SRT-6 was only able to put 1 car on it. That's pretty impressive for an N/A V6.
Was I surprised by the results? YES. I've driven a 370Z. I figured it would run straight up or slightly behind a stock SRT-6. Only losing by a car to an SRT-6 with an intake and exhaust is extremely impressive.
That N/A 3.7L can do everything our 3.5 S/C can do and more. Oh, and the MSRP is about $15K less. Extremely respectable. Insane value.
For 31K getting a new car that can pull a low 13 in the 1/4 and a .99g on the skid pad. That is fast as hell. Why you pulled the Caparo T1 into this conversation is beyond me.
Was I surprised by the results? YES. I've driven a 370Z. I figured it would run straight up or slightly behind a stock SRT-6. Only losing by a car to an SRT-6 with an intake and exhaust is extremely impressive.
That N/A 3.7L can do everything our 3.5 S/C can do and more. Oh, and the MSRP is about $15K less. Extremely respectable. Insane value.
For 31K getting a new car that can pull a low 13 in the 1/4 and a .99g on the skid pad. That is fast as hell. Why you pulled the Caparo T1 into this conversation is beyond me.
you have to admit, the BMW E46 M3 is kind of a legend, and now nissan has a similar sized motor, 'naturally aspirated' making pretty close power. THAT is pretty cool.
but because of the nature of nissan's power curve in the 370Z, it is true, in 'real-time' racing on the streets, a 370Z is not going to have the consistent power to beat the SRT6 even stock-for-stock. the torque of the VQ motors takes some revs.
i know because i already beat one. 5 times. from a dig and from a roll.
but because of the nature of nissan's power curve in the 370Z, it is true, in 'real-time' racing on the streets, a 370Z is not going to have the consistent power to beat the SRT6 even stock-for-stock. the torque of the VQ motors takes some revs.
i know because i already beat one. 5 times. from a dig and from a roll.
Originally Posted by antonio311
I also think the SRt will outlast the 370 over the years. Usually Daimler & even Chrysler products last longer than the asian products. At least in my experiences they have.
Originally Posted by antonio311
I also think the SRt will outlast the 370 over the years. Usually Daimler & even Chrysler products last longer than the asian products. At least in my experiences they have.
Antonio, what exactly do you mean when you say "outlast". Are you talking about body/chassis corrosion resistance? Or mechanical durability.
Originally Posted by msheredy
Didn't know we were talking about a price point here. (I guess your conversations must constantly evolve to make you appear wiser
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Originally Posted by msheredy
Well if price point is your basis for a ride that's "fast a hell" (again what a generic comment, but what ever) How about a GSXR1000—$13,000 now that's half the cost of your beloved 370.
"Fast as Hell" is relative.
I think a bone stock SRT-6 is fast as hell. You'll be hard pressed to find a bone stock (relative!!) 2 seater that is capable of a 12.9 bone stock.
For a bone stock car, the 370Z is extremely fast. Put in in some corners and watch the hell out.
Originally Posted by msheredy
BTW if you like to car so damn much sell your SRT and get one of those
This forum doesn't need hypocrites such as yourself touting how another car is superior in certain aspects blah blah blah.
This forum doesn't need hypocrites such as yourself touting how another car is superior in certain aspects blah blah blah.I'm realistic.
Which is NOT the case with most of the guys on this forum who put cars in the following categories:
A) The SRT-6 is faster
or
B) It may be faster, but it's for ricers!!
C) And it's ugly anyways!
D) But look how expensive it is!
E) But if I add THIS mod and THIS mod and THIS mod, I'll be faster!
Look, guys. It took Nissan ALLLLLLL these years, but they finally put out a car that is VERY close to our in straight line speed, but will eat it up in the corners.
It's been YEARS and nobody has come close. Finally, Nissan has. Give them some credit. As a car enthusiast, I think it's great Nissan took a dependable platform, removed weigh (how often does THAT happen now-a-days) and increased horse power! I think it's great.
Originally Posted by mrphotoman
So a simple pulley swap on the N/A 3.7L will yeild as good as or more of a hp increase as it would on the 3.5 SC motor?
If you took a 350Z and told me it went low 13 or a high 12, I'd SWEAR you were spraying Nitrous or added forced induction. The fact that Nissan has already got it down in that region ALL MOTOR is very impressive.
Take a 370Z and add an intake, tune, exhaust and a cam and you'll already be where it took a twin turbo system on the 350Z. Again, that's damn impressive.
But to get in the low 12's-high 11's with a 370Z...it still isn't going to happen without spraying the car, or adding a TT or S/C kit. That's just the reality of it. Sucks for them.
That's why you have to love a factory forced induction vehicle.
i have to agree with illegalmachine on the fact that our SRT-6's do not handle well comparably.
i would go so far as to say (regardless of all my suspension mods) that it's the worst-handling sports car i have owned. even my jaguar handled better, especially after putting in a coilover kit.
the SRT is great in a straight line, but when i put it through the twisties, it's actually a little 'scary.'
i would go so far as to say (regardless of all my suspension mods) that it's the worst-handling sports car i have owned. even my jaguar handled better, especially after putting in a coilover kit.
the SRT is great in a straight line, but when i put it through the twisties, it's actually a little 'scary.'
[quote=Illegal Machine]Oh, I totally agree. But that isn't what I'm talking about.
If you took a 350Z and told me it went low 13 or a high 12, I'd SWEAR you were spraying Nitrous or added forced induction. The fact that Nissan has already got it down in that region ALL MOTOR is very impressive.
Take a 370Z and add an intake, tune, exhaust and a cam and you'll already be where it took a twin turbo system on the 350Z. Again, that's damn impressive.
But to get in the low 12's-high 11's with a 370Z...it still isn't going to happen without spraying the car, or adding a TT or S/C kit. That's just the reality of it. Sucks for them.
That's why you have to love a factory forced induction vehicle. [/quote]
lol that was the point i was trying to make.
the 370z is substantially better than the 350z but i really do not care for them because they will be a common sight on the road before long.
nissan makes top quality cars though, no arguing about that.
If you took a 350Z and told me it went low 13 or a high 12, I'd SWEAR you were spraying Nitrous or added forced induction. The fact that Nissan has already got it down in that region ALL MOTOR is very impressive.
Take a 370Z and add an intake, tune, exhaust and a cam and you'll already be where it took a twin turbo system on the 350Z. Again, that's damn impressive.
But to get in the low 12's-high 11's with a 370Z...it still isn't going to happen without spraying the car, or adding a TT or S/C kit. That's just the reality of it. Sucks for them.
That's why you have to love a factory forced induction vehicle. [/quote]
lol that was the point i was trying to make.
the 370z is substantially better than the 350z but i really do not care for them because they will be a common sight on the road before long.
nissan makes top quality cars though, no arguing about that.
Originally Posted by j-fire
i have to agree with illegalmachine on the fact that our SRT-6's do not handle well comparably.
i would go so far as to say (regardless of all my suspension mods) that it's the worst-handling sports car i have owned. even my jaguar handled better, especially after putting in a coilover kit.
the SRT is great in a straight line, but when i put it through the twisties, it's actually a little 'scary.'
i would go so far as to say (regardless of all my suspension mods) that it's the worst-handling sports car i have owned. even my jaguar handled better, especially after putting in a coilover kit.
the SRT is great in a straight line, but when i put it through the twisties, it's actually a little 'scary.'


