Forced Induction or Wheels?
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I have a V2 kit and a HKS exhaust waiting to be installed. I havent installed them yet cause i was going to order rims. I'm thinking I can either buy new wheels or single turbo or super charger. What do you guys think I should do? right now i'm riding on the stock 17" ugly 04 wheels.
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FI, you can get some cheap used wide wheels/tires. Do FI first
Im really into speed and theres never a day wishing my car was turboed or superchanged dont have money to spend.
Im really into speed and theres never a day wishing my car was turboed or superchanged dont have money to spend.
Last edited by Ilov350ZEE; Aug 31, 2007 at 03:31 PM.
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Originally Posted by Ilov350ZEE
FI, you can get some cheap used wide wheels/tires. Do FI first
Im really into speed and theres never a day wishing my car was turboed or superchanged dont have money to spend.
Im really into speed and theres never a day wishing my car was turboed or superchanged dont have money to spend.
+1!! feel u
Yes, add cheap wheels. They'll weigh a ton and actually make your car perform WORSE than stock, but do it anyway because some clinical retards on the internet think cheap FI kits on a 350Z are a good idea.
Protip for the idiots: Decent FI will cost several times as much as a set of good wheels. Increasing power so you can put it to the ground through 4 rolling turds is stupid beyond belief.
Protip for the idiots: Decent FI will cost several times as much as a set of good wheels. Increasing power so you can put it to the ground through 4 rolling turds is stupid beyond belief.
Originally Posted by marques1
keep this in mind without proper wheels and tires you will have a problem hooking all the power to the ground so you see where im getting.

Originally Posted by sean10mm
Yes, add cheap wheels. They'll weigh a ton and actually make your car perform WORSE than stock, but do it anyway because some clinical retards on the internet think cheap FI kits on a 350Z are a good idea.
Protip for the idiots: Decent FI will cost several times as much as a set of good wheels. Increasing power so you can put it to the ground through 4 rolling turds is stupid beyond belief.
Protip for the idiots: Decent FI will cost several times as much as a set of good wheels. Increasing power so you can put it to the ground through 4 rolling turds is stupid beyond belief.
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Originally Posted by saberphx
GET NICE WHEELS FIRST!
Buying a turbo kit first is like putting a body kit on with no rims.
RIMS ARE KEY
Buying a turbo kit first is like putting a body kit on with no rims.
RIMS ARE KEY
Originally Posted by Swifty
damn, i never realised how many haters are actually on this site until today.
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Don't get me wrong, i'm all about some good advice. Just aggervating when people act like the only good wheels out there are $8k custom racing wheels, or twin turbo kits w/aftermarket blocks are the only things that matter. (mainly geared torwards junkhead)
I'm just trying to manage my car's budget & get some ideas. I'm not looking to do 10 sec 1/4's. I'm just wanting something clean & fun to drive.
To each is own...
I'm just trying to manage my car's budget & get some ideas. I'm not looking to do 10 sec 1/4's. I'm just wanting something clean & fun to drive.
To each is own...
Originally Posted by sean10mm
Yes, add cheap wheels. They'll weigh a ton and actually make your car perform WORSE than stock, but do it anyway because some clinical retards on the internet think cheap FI kits on a 350Z are a good idea.
Protip for the idiots: Decent FI will cost several times as much as a set of good wheels. Increasing power so you can put it to the ground through 4 rolling turds is stupid beyond belief.
Protip for the idiots: Decent FI will cost several times as much as a set of good wheels. Increasing power so you can put it to the ground through 4 rolling turds is stupid beyond belief.
Thanks you...i couldn't believe i'd read this far before someone said it...kit+labor+tune is getting close to 10K...lots of people say they're kit only cost them 4500 or something...but when you add it up from start to finish it's pretty damn scary.
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Originally Posted by Swifty
maybe some cheap e-bay wheels for now.
Come on man...ebay wheels are like ugly chicks. Tell me you haven't done it AT LEAST ONCE!!

BTW: A completlly installed S/T F/I set-up WILL run you AT LEAST 10G's. Along with the kit you will need : exhaust, test pipes, installation, & tuning so about 4G's on top of the kit. For TT set-ups you may need to add as much as 6G's over kit price. DIY will save you labor of maybe 2.5 G's. You decide if it's worth doing yourself.
Originally Posted by Swifty
maybe some cheap e-bay wheels for now.
Originally Posted by JunkStory
ew ew eww
BTW: A completlly installed S/T F/I set-up WILL run you AT LEAST 10G's. Along with the kit you will need : exhaust, test pipes, installation, & tuning so about 4G's on top of the kit. For TT set-ups you may need to add as much as 6G's over kit price. DIY will save you labor of maybe 2.5 G's. You decide if it's worth doing yourself.
Last edited by z350boy; Sep 1, 2007 at 06:04 AM.
Originally Posted by Swifty
Don't get me wrong, i'm all about some good advice. Just aggervating when people act like the only good wheels out there are $8k custom racing wheels, or twin turbo kits w/aftermarket blocks are the only things that matter. (mainly geared torwards junkhead)
I'm just trying to manage my car's budget & get some ideas. I'm not looking to do 10 sec 1/4's. I'm just wanting something clean & fun to drive.
To each is own...
I'm just trying to manage my car's budget & get some ideas. I'm not looking to do 10 sec 1/4's. I'm just wanting something clean & fun to drive.
To each is own...







