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XfireZ51 · 09-25-2020

Marty,

If ur reply was directed towards me, I would say I am in agreement w you. Having said that, I am also in agreement w Erik in that I find the C4 ZR more engaging than the subsequent generations. Its more ?old school? and more of a sleeper which is something I like. Less of a ?boulevard? driver and more rough and tumble.
Marc H loves his C6ZR. I would probably like one at some point. Drove my friends
C7 Z and just felt it was massive. I grew up w Spitfires and MGB-GTs. Traded my C3 coupe for a Datsun 240Z. I like smaller and more nimble. One of the most fun cars I ever had was a 1980 Scirocco S. And my 84 Xfire was 3200# wet.
I?ll wait to hear what u think of the C8.

BTW, Taurus SHOs were great road cars. Had 3 of those, all Yamaha V6.

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XfireZ51 Join Date: May 2007 Location: Chicagoland, IL Posts: 9,686	Re: Improving Steering Feel? Marty, If ur reply was directed towards me, I would say I am in agreement w you. Having said that, I am also in agreement w Erik in that I find the C4 ZR more engaging than the subsequent generations. Its more ?old school? and more of a sleeper which is something I like. Less of a ?boulevard? driver and more rough and tumble. Marc H loves his C6ZR. I would probably like one at some point. Drove my friends C7 Z and just felt it was massive. I grew up w Spitfires and MGB-GTs. Traded my C3 coupe for a Datsun 240Z. I like smaller and more nimble. One of the most fun cars I ever had was a 1980 Scirocco S. And my 84 Xfire was 3200# wet. I?ll wait to hear what u think of the C8. BTW, Taurus SHOs were great road cars. Had 3 of those, all Yamaha V6. Last edited by XfireZ51; 09-25-2020 at 12:47 PM.