Hello everybody!
I'm new to this car thing and I'm going to be purchasing a 2015 370z touring soon and I'm already searching for mods that I can do. If you guys can just help me with specific brands, any specific order I should complete this mods, and any add ons or risks I should be aware of as well that would be great FYI engine is stock so keep that in mind while reading.
Mods I'm considering are as followed: intake, cat-back hf exhaust (maybe), shorty headers, stroker kit, twin turbo (eventually), and a tune.
I'm primarily concerned about max power while keeping it legal (abiding Floridas laws) and without running the risk of blowing the engine.
Thanks for any assistance!
Purchasing a 2015 370z touring, searching for mods that I can do
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Feedingfrenzy
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Purchasing a 2015 370z touring, searching for mods that I can do
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GreyZ33Track
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Re: Purchasing a 2015 370z touring, searching for mods that I can do
Z1 motorsports and Stillen are your best friends. Nothing is going to blow your motor until you get into FI. These motors are well built and with a good safe tune and responsible ownership, will last a long time. My 04 Z makes 426whp and has never given me a day of trouble.
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GreyZ33Track
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Re: Purchasing a 2015 370z touring, searching for mods that I can do
Z1 motorsports and Stillen are your best friends. Nothing is going to blow your motor until you get into FI. These motors are well built and with a good safe tune and responsible ownership, will last a long time. My 04 Z makes 426whp and has never given me a day of trouble. My car is equipped with a Vortech charger..turbo cars are faster but put more strain on the internals as they make more torque. Dont waste time and miney with bolt ons if you plan on going FI. Cant go wrong with exhaust, suspension and good tires.
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Re: Purchasing a 2015 370z touring, searching for mods that I can do
GreyZ33 appears to have stolen my working script, anyway...
If you're planning on adding power down the road with forced induction (I'd personally go supercharger instead of TT, but different strokes though) I wouldn't waste time and money on anything in the engine yet.
Additionally, after ensuring all potential problems and issues have been addressed, suspension, tires and brakes are always my first recommended vehicle modifications. Tires above all...stick around long enough and you'll see what a tire geek I am.
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If you're planning on adding power down the road with forced induction (I'd personally go supercharger instead of TT, but different strokes though) I wouldn't waste time and money on anything in the engine yet.
Additionally, after ensuring all potential problems and issues have been addressed, suspension, tires and brakes are always my first recommended vehicle modifications. Tires above all...stick around long enough and you'll see what a tire geek I am.
Welcome to NICO!
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Re: Purchasing a 2015 370z touring, searching for mods that I can do
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