350Z Mod prices are too High?!
Originally Posted by Armitage
^What about those who enjoy the sport of legal racing such as auto-crossing or road-racing? I think thats money well justified and spent.
Originally Posted by MIB
Try Modding an M5. I spent more than the Cost of a Z for less than 50 HP.
Porsche were worse. Try $40K for replacing PCCB rotors.
Yes replacing the rotors are $40K.
The entire PCCB setup is only $20K. Porsche just say its normal for parts to be twice as dear. Give me a break.
The Z mods are CHEAP. Very CHEAP.
MJ
Porsche were worse. Try $40K for replacing PCCB rotors.
Yes replacing the rotors are $40K.
The entire PCCB setup is only $20K. Porsche just say its normal for parts to be twice as dear. Give me a break.
The Z mods are CHEAP. Very CHEAP.
MJ
I think $10k in a Z can get you a ton of power, if you do your homework and don't waste too much money on bling. That doesn't sound too much, considering I've spent like $4k on mostly bling
with some suspension/brake stuff but zero hp mods I might add.
If you got some nice track wheels to go with that $10k, you're looking at maybe $12k with wheels/tires. Not too bad definitely, to own a complete beast of a car.
with some suspension/brake stuff but zero hp mods I might add.If you got some nice track wheels to go with that $10k, you're looking at maybe $12k with wheels/tires. Not too bad definitely, to own a complete beast of a car.
looking back.. the extent I went through with mods was ridiculous.
I've waited 6 months for my front bumper and was $900. Rear cost me $1200.
when I get a new car in 2 years, I'm definitely going the cheap route.. some replicas ain't bad. Maybe go more 2nd hand on performance mods.
I've waited 6 months for my front bumper and was $900. Rear cost me $1200.
when I get a new car in 2 years, I'm definitely going the cheap route.. some replicas ain't bad. Maybe go more 2nd hand on performance mods.
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