[Unknown User]

> If both are stock which one is quicker? And
> does anyone know their top end speed? Thanks

why would we know about a irco z?
isnt that a ford or something?
will
come.to/izcar

 

[Unknown User]

Re: It's an IROC Z-28 Camero

> At least that is what that designation
> refers to. Maybe he's talking about the
> 90-92 300ZXTT?

ohhh a camero so thats what i smoked the other night :O).. i did that and a little crapy talon. some little 16 year olds (like i should talk im only 17) thinking they had fast good cars witch they do but only last a few years if even that thought they could beat me and well they lost. im not saying that i can beat ALL talons and irocs but those 2 i did.

will
come.to/izcar

 

[Unknown User]

Re: It's an IROC Z-28 Camero

Z answer is simple.. We don't care unless you are talking about Datsun/Nissan.. Sorry for the flame but I couldn't help myself..

 

[Unknown User]

Burn Burn Burn......

The Iroc Z was a pathetic attempt by Detroit to jump on the Z name. Then they went on to Cavalier Z ant Truck Z....WEAK! The funny thing is if you talk to one of those V8 guys, they think Chevy originated the Z name... Kinda Funny...

Again Sorry to continue the Burn, But I am with Joe...

Bean Bandit

 

[Unknown User]

Re: Burn Burn Burn......

> The Iroc Z was a pathetic attempt by Detroit
> to jump on the Z name. Then they went on to
> Cavalier Z ant Truck Z....WEAK! The funny
> thing is if you talk to one of those V8
> guys, they think Chevy originated the Z
> name... Kinda Funny...

> Again Sorry to continue the Burn, But I am
> with Joe...

> Bean Bandit

I'm not a fan of Detroit iron, but the Z28 name, from which the Z in IROC Z comes from was first used in like '67, a couple years before the Fairlady Z was released in Japan. In case you're wondering, I own a '71 240Z...........

 

[Unknown User]

Re: Burn Burn Burn......

> I'm not a fan of Detroit iron, but the Z28
> name, from which the Z in IROC Z comes from
> was first used in like '67, a couple years
> before the Fairlady Z was released in Japan.
> In case you're wondering, I own a '71
> 240Z...........

Hmmm... From the books I have read, The Z concept came about in 1965, the build team was assembled in 1967 and the first production car hit in 1969. I might be mistaken, If so I will take my 20 lashings, so sory if I have my history mistaken, but I have more info on Datsun than Chevy. But I would like to keep it that way. ;P

Bean Bandit