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Thinking about buying a 350Z. Mods/Gains
I am thinking of buying a 350Z in about a year to a year and a half. How much are simple mods CAI,exhaust,pullies, Y pipe, header, chip? What kind of gains should I expect or are they worth it? I will probably get the mods one at a time also.
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Re: Thinking about buying a 350Z. Mods/Gains
The mods are not unusually expensive. I paid about the same money for modding my eclipse & my 350. If I were you, I would get your typical mods, then reflash the ecu to make these parts a "system."
Out of your list, I would focus on the exhaust components first (higher whp gains), throw on the pulley, install the CAI, then reflash the ecu. You also may want to look into getting a new rear gear that takes it from a 3.5 ratio to a 3.9 . . . hopefully, the price will drop by then, but at the moment, there's only one manufacturer. It will sacrifice top speed, but it will send you through the gears quite a bit quicker. G |
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I have an Injen intake and Exhaust kit installed in my 350z. Injen said that these two kits will raise my car's horsepower by 23 HP/18 torque. I really don't know if it did or not because I have never gotten the chance to get it dynoed. If it really did raise it by that much then I think its a pretty good investment.
Dyno from Injen for the Cold Air intake : http://www.injen.com/webpages/testin...age%20gain.jpg That is where you will find the exhaust : http://www.injen.com/exhaust.html Hope it helped |
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Re: Thinking about buying a 350Z. Mods/Gains
Little breakdown..
Active Tuning 4-Wire Grounding Kit - $40 Injen Race Division (RD) Cold-Air Intake (CAI) - $250 Crawford Equal-Length Headers - $1150 OR Nexus Equal-Length Stainless-Steel Headers - $675 Nexus Test Pipes - $380 Unorthodox Racing Underdrive Pulley Set (with belts) - $329 Borla Cat-Back True Dual Exhaust OR Injen SES True-Dual Cat-Back Exhaust OR Stillen True-Dual Cat-Back Exhaust - $699 , $860 , $1,295 (respectively) Crawford Cast Upper Intake Plenum [with or without Nissan OEM lower intake plenum] OR 350EVO Intake Manifold - $350 [plus $222 for Nissan OEM lower intake plenum] , $800-1200 [just a guess since it hasn't been released] (repectively) Tomei [268 /Exhaust: 10.5 / Intake: 10.5] Camshafts - $1,179 JWT Flywheel OR JUN Flywheel - $769 , $425 (respectively) ProFlow Throttle Body - $230 NGK Iridium Spark Plugs - $59.70 Total: $4,838.70 to $6,881.70 before installation of anything, and with no tuning. Now, with tuning, it would be: I-Speed ECU OR Technosquare ECU Reflash - $1,000-1,200 , $495 (respectively) Total: $5,333.70 to $8,081.70 before installation of anything. Have you gotten close to 300rwhp but haven't touched it just yet? You may want to consider the following modifications: Moroso Fuel Super Cool Can - $91.95
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Re: Thinking about buying a 350Z. Mods/Gains
forced induction would be the only choice to go for power, majority of NA mods will leave you wanting more.
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Re: Thinking about buying a 350Z. Mods/Gains
Hi, I see you've done your home work regarding the 350Z. I have a question for you, I have an 04 Performance edition. The car has been upgraded using the Complete APS exhaust and Turbo systems. The car is basically new with under 2000 miles. I know it's a matter of time before the clutch goes south and I have an ACT to replace it with. My problem is the Flywheel, is the extra noise and drivability worth the change? The stock Fly is a pretty trick peice and the weight is there for a purpose. What can I expect? Currently I'm making 320 at the rear according to a Mustang Dyno.
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Re: Thinking about buying a 350Z. Mods/Gains
so, nissan350ztt... could you give us some estimated horsepower gains on each of those mods? That would be really helpful for those of us just wanting to add a little extra kick to our z's
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Re: It was all done at one time
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Re: Thinking about buying a 350Z. Mods/Gains
is that with just the bold ons or with the bolt ons and turbo system?
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Re: Thinking about buying a 350Z. Mods/Gains
that's the whole ball of wax, Turbo and full exhaust. The whole thing is bolt on's no internal work is required.
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