hey guys looking for a straight forward answer here from some of the master tuners around the site. iam planning on going tt with my baby someday just to clarify. i currently have a magnaflow exhaust, popcharger and race 1 test pipes on it. so i dont waste money on anything unneeded or i guess not logical what parts would some of you suggest? im building this up from paycheck to paycheck btw and im currently working with $500 right now. i was thinking about a set of UR pullies but am unsure.

 

Well, what tires are ya running? Thats the #1 most important mod.

 

get some suspension mods, sway bars is one of the best mods for the money.

 

plenum spacer and mrev

 

can you run the mrev and plenum spacer with turbo though? i dont feel like wasting money you know? i didnt think you could from whay i've read.

 

Save your $500 and put it into a CD at a nice yield. Take the money out in a year and then use that towards your tt. Don't spend just to spend.

 

well the real question is, whats the purpose? drag racing? drift? autox? e everyday driving.... if its drag racing.. probably tires... drifting probably a camber kit.. autox would probably be sway bars.. but it looks like your talking about engine mods.. so I would consider some type of plenum spacer.

 

Put money aside and build it at one time. All your doing, is paying labor multiple times.

 

good point there i think ill just go with that and take sometime to do it right...btw its just gonna be daily driving just feel the z needs a bit more kick. the parts i have on now i put on with some friends so labor didnt really factor into that much. a turbo setup and such would be way over my head though and i dont wanna f*ck up the car of course

 

I suggest you figure out your goals and come back with a reasonable budget to achieve them.

Don't nickel and dime your way through the project.

Want cheap power? Go nitrous.

To be quite honest these "I have $XXXX what should I spend it on" threads are getting a bit tiresome.

You should do your own independent research.