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Old 07-12-2011, 07:16 AM
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...Geez I love my Z, but freakin sell the thing and go buy a GTR. Step one with all of that should be a build long block with lower compression like bmccann101 suggested. I don't even want to think about how much $$ all that is going to cost. Once I get my suspension/brakes/wheels/exhaust done. The Z is just done. I'll part it out and sell it before I drop that kinda dough in it for a possible grenade of an engine...I do understand how $$ can add up as mods are made OVER TIME...but I just feel something like going boosted takes some big chunks of money in one go. I would LOVE to have momentum's single 35r kit...but nearly $8k just in parts? I'm just not in a position to do that, and even if I was I think I'd at least trade it in for a Nismo 370...but anyway. Best of luck! Post moar pics once you start up the build!
Old 07-12-2011, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by lgear080
you sound like a great candidate for a sikky ls conversion.

likely far less headaches over the term
I like this idea, but I'm a little biased

Either way, take the advice to go with lower compression with a forced induction set up (spend some time browsing the FI section), and don't forget about upgrading your brake system and adding a few suspension mods as well. But like everything, it all takes money lol. So do what will make you happy, but make sure everything is a reliable part!
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