Tennessee Tag suggestions
11-02-2008 | 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Dark_Sub_Rosa,Nov 2 2008, 07:29 PM
I wouldn't do anything with Z... the HR motored 350z will rape an S much less when the 370z hits the streets it will be a force to be reckoned with for the price. I wouldn't do anything about any v8 either, most newer v8 cars will eat an S too. I wouldn't do anything that sounds cocky, I loved my S but they aren't fast enough to warrant a plate like I8URV8 unless it's a boosted S.
I'm leaning toward 9K REVS or F1 DNA. They're not cocky but say something about the car. Don't want to piss anyone off, you guys are right, A pretty much stock S is not that quick compared to some of the cars out there. The No Torque are funny, but only car people will get it I'm afraid.
11-03-2008 | 03:56 PM
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I'd have to agree w/ Jake--the S just isn't that fast of a car. Hate it all you want, but I loved my 05MY 350Z, even after someone put a cinder block thru the RR glass.
And speaking of haters, I wouldn't ever put a cocky plate on my car, even if it was never parked anywhere but home (read: weekend ONLY car--literally). You don't want some uneducated, uncouth wanker out there chucking Duracell D cells at you, cinder blocks, engine blocks, anvils, etc.
Last thing to remember is that w/ a personalized plate, if you do something not exactly legal on the roads, it's just that much easier for someone to remember your tag when they call the cops.
I had contemplated this for my car when I was still in California (7 digit tags):
88B8BB8
BB8B88B
8B88B8B
etc.
Now YOU try to remember my plate when I'm ejecting trashed track brake rotors at "problematic vehicle operators"!!
And speaking of haters, I wouldn't ever put a cocky plate on my car, even if it was never parked anywhere but home (read: weekend ONLY car--literally). You don't want some uneducated, uncouth wanker out there chucking Duracell D cells at you, cinder blocks, engine blocks, anvils, etc.
Last thing to remember is that w/ a personalized plate, if you do something not exactly legal on the roads, it's just that much easier for someone to remember your tag when they call the cops.
I had contemplated this for my car when I was still in California (7 digit tags):
88B8BB8
BB8B88B
8B88B8B
etc.
Now YOU try to remember my plate when I'm ejecting trashed track brake rotors at "problematic vehicle operators"!!
