Which is the ultimate daily driver, weekend warrior, rally car? The two we are comparing… It’s the Porsche 911 Turbo vs the Porsche 911 GT3RS! I think this is a very important debate in the current events world. War, tariffs, inflation… What we want to know is which car will give you that stupid smile as carve the mountain roads with your buddies! Having owned both these vehicles in many different generations, it seems as if Porsche is the IT car right now. So let’s dive in and talk about which is easier to mod, drive, and the better of the two.

Why Aftermarket Parts Matter for Subaru Owners

Nissan has been cranking out vehicles that have become staples in the Automotive culture for nearly 40 years. Cars like the Skyline GT-R are usually what come to mine when you think Nissan. Up until 2009, the GT-R was just a fantasy for most in the USA. And now with the 25 year and older import law, we can actually get the R34 Skyline here in the states. But the most iconic car model from Nissan is its series of Z platforms. From the early 240 and 280Z, to the twin turbo 300ZX, and recently the 350Z and 370Z that help blow up the aftermarket parts world. But now we have the Nissan Z aka RZ34, aka Fairlady Z, and even though hated, some know it as the 400Z. Today we are going to dive into WHY the Nissan Z gets so much hate, but is such a good car!

1. Cold Air Intake Systems