Best Bang For Buck Parts
ive been tryin to find the best bang for parts list on the site...and cant find it..and b4 i get flamed for some "search" ish...i already searched tons of titles..."best bang for buck" Mod list" best parts" etc etc...can anybody list the most powerful parts and brand by list or link to em...thanks...i come from a 14 sec NA 98 maxima which you can see from clicking here thanks for ne help
-Turbonetics Single Turbo
-Stillen Supercharger
If NA:
-UR Crank Pulley
-Motordyne Plenum Spacer with Iso Thermal System
-3.9 Gears & LSD
-Clutch and Flywheel
-Sway Bars
-Springs
-Test Pipes
There are more, but that is what I can think of at this hour
-Stillen Supercharger
If NA:
-UR Crank Pulley
-Motordyne Plenum Spacer with Iso Thermal System
-3.9 Gears & LSD
-Clutch and Flywheel
-Sway Bars
-Springs
-Test Pipes
There are more, but that is what I can think of at this hour
Originally Posted by Rickdogg
-Turbonetics Single Turbo
-Stillen Supercharger
-Stillen Supercharger
But the Vortec is but not nearly as well thought out and has to be tuned. Though Stillen requires the hood....all depends on the customer I suppose.
the 3.9 gears are the ring and pinion. While it does make a nice difference, as an owner of it, I would not call it bang for the buck at all - about $1400 when it's alll said and done between parts and install. Does it make the car more fun? Absolutely. If I were to build another Z today would I do it? Absolutely not (and this is coming from someone who pays wholesale for parts and who usually does not pay for labor either).
the 3.9 gears are the ring and pinion. While it does make a nice difference, as an owner of it, I would not call it bang for the buck at all - about $1400 when it's alll said and done between parts and install. Does it make the car more fun? Absolutely. If I were to build another Z today would I do it? Absolutely not (and this is coming from someone who pays wholesale for parts and who usually does not pay for labor either).
Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
But the Vortec is but not nearly as well thought out and has to be tuned. Though Stillen requires the hood....all depends on the customer I suppose.
There is not such “best bang for bucks” list, but there is plenty of information along that line. Just look at posts like “What is the best intake” and you'll see a debate about performance and value. The Acme XZY is the top performer at $500, but you can get the Gizmo intake for $125 and it will perform about the same. Every modification post is essentially a debate about performance vs dollars. Just read.
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Id have to disagree....the Vortec is rich as hell out of the box, to the point where tuning becomes "mandatory" (IMHO), not "only for more power". YMMV
Plus, with the cost to tune any of th FI kits being so modest relative to the kit prices, and with it being well shown that everyone's car tends to react a bit differently to the same mods (as all cars do...they are like fingerprints), tuning, is what makes or breaks not only power but reliability
Plus, with the cost to tune any of th FI kits being so modest relative to the kit prices, and with it being well shown that everyone's car tends to react a bit differently to the same mods (as all cars do...they are like fingerprints), tuning, is what makes or breaks not only power but reliability
Last edited by Z1 Performance; Oct 23, 2005 at 05:07 AM.
I would say pretty much any type of F/I is the best bang for the buck, just because if you spent the same amount of money on N/A as you could spend for F/I, you will get A LOT more power from F/I. As previously stated, the Turbonetics ST would probably be one of the best options for people that are looking to just get around 400rwhp, and its also one of the cheapest F/I kits out there.
If you really want to stay N/A then I'd suggest:
-JWT Popcharger
-AAM or Motordyne Plenum Spacers
-Kinetix Resonated test pipes
-Crawford headers (they're pretty expensive, but IMO they're worth it)
-UR Crank Pulley
-JWT Flywheel and Clutch
-Hotchkiss sway bars
-Exhaust of your choice (Nismo & Borla are some of the cheaper ones and they prove to be good enough for NA)
btw, I see that you're from Miami, so stop by www.sfzcc.com, and join us at some of our meets.
If you really want to stay N/A then I'd suggest:
-JWT Popcharger
-AAM or Motordyne Plenum Spacers
-Kinetix Resonated test pipes
-Crawford headers (they're pretty expensive, but IMO they're worth it)
-UR Crank Pulley
-JWT Flywheel and Clutch
-Hotchkiss sway bars
-Exhaust of your choice (Nismo & Borla are some of the cheaper ones and they prove to be good enough for NA)
btw, I see that you're from Miami, so stop by www.sfzcc.com, and join us at some of our meets.
^^^^ I Agree
Look below at my sig lol . Just not the Crawford Headers.. To much money, even though they are the best out there. Bang for buck would be Strup or DC. ESP. If you can find them used.
Look below at my sig lol . Just not the Crawford Headers.. To much money, even though they are the best out there. Bang for buck would be Strup or DC. ESP. If you can find them used.
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