I found it took me about a day to get used to it; I really don't find it that bad. I even find it quite fun and it makes you stand out a bit. I have only two issues really:
1) Waiting to make a left hand turn, you tend to have to wait for the intersection to clear because you can't see past them most of the time.
2) Dedicated right hand turn lanes (e.g. with a triangle of pavement there to separate) gets tricky to properly shoulder check, but I think that's more this specific car as I find most shoulder checks difficult anyway. It is so low though that mirror checking and paying good attention to the driving situation tends to be fine (I do still shoulder check as best I can). I do get worried sometimes that a quiet motorcycle with its lights off might sneak up on me someday though...
On the list:
The biggest problem I have is in the exhaust. Specialty Z doesn't make 3" catbacks for the 2+2 (though they said they would custom make it if they had the car to work on, only about a 3k drive...). I only want to upgrade each part once and although Greg at SZ told me that below 600HP a 3"->2.5" Testpipe is probably best, I still am not tickled about possibly replacing a relatively new catback and testpipe again a couple years down the road if I decide to up the power. I noticed B&B and Labree (who SZ used to work with) both make 3" 2+2 catbacks. Any reviews on these?
My overarching goal right now is to get this thing to a track and learn to compete in GT type events (this car has a decent legacy in that category). Is an A/T and 2+2 going to work too much against me in that regard? Because of this goal, my main focus for now looks like this:
1) Get car as reliable as possible (Seals, Gaskets, Rubber Hoses -> Silicone)
2) Quality Race suspension
3) Cooling Mods (Radiator, Full Flow Oil Cooler, Dual Pop, Intercoolers, etc)
4) Get the body looking nice
5) Brakes, Wheels, Tires
6) Moar power
This blog post from SZ is the one I found most interesting:
http://specialtyz.com/blog/?p=1442
Basically, they tested his stock engine with a leak down and compression test and found it didn't need a rebuild. Can an individual perform this tests accurately alone? To what specs does the engine have to be in order to build it to that level?