No pic= no car...
Just Sayin'

 

To the op

 

If you are going to build a car from that list you've compiled, bearing in mind you know very little about motors then it will probably be ready to drive in 2018. If you plan n taking it to an engine builder I just hope that you have deep, deep pockets. Its not like Lego where the bits just snap together, its an intricate build where more can go wrong. I wish you the best of luck but be warned, it aint going to be easy.

 

OP just get a 350Z in Gran Turismo and pretend the money you have to spend on the Z in the game is your actual money or disposable income you have in real life. I think a forced induction kit in the game is probably 15,000CR. which isn't too far off from how much real life FI applications cost you overall. But the 30,000CR. for a racing suspension setup might be way too over the top unless Terramask can confirm that hardcore racing suspension setups in real life can cost up to 30,000 US dollars. When I had the game in college I used to relate it to how much money I can set aside to spend on the car for what I wanted to do to it before I had the car. In the end, life happened and I didn't want to spend that kind of money on a car that I already love how it is in the first place. You'll grow out of it, trust me. The only people that didn't grow out of it are the people who are past the point of no return or people who had their heart in it from start to finish. Besides, you really wanna get grease and dirt all over your hands? Z owners don't do dat chit mang, that's why we hire mechanics lol JK.

 

I did that with like 9 of my zs in forza, and hey I love getting my hands dirty. I only take my car to the shop for tires.

 

OP left the room almost as soon as s/he entered it...

 

OP just get it. Itll be like the video games, once the engine blows you click restart and do it all over again.

 

Thank you for your response! And I appreciate the concern, I will upload photos later, I am pretty positive I will get the car, then buy a big block, as the turbos have only been in 12,000 miles.

 

I appreciate the input! I am most likely going to get the car, and put in a long block right away. I agree it is a beast of a car, but I have owned a 350hp WRX as well as a 335i, money is not an issue, btw .

 

There's enough work fitting a small block in a Z, how are you planning to do a big block?

 

You should have started out with this statement. You'll be fine

 

Haha I haven't complied a list of my dream car here, this car is already built and I have the chance to purchase it. Hahahaha

 

Ahh yes of course. I just had an epiphany THANK YOU. I will go GTA as well, my lives probably have a reset, maybe I have nine lives too?

 

You aren't a cat. Jeebus, get with the program.

 

Well here's wishing you good luck then.

 

Whenever someone says the cliche "it's not a matter if but when" I just roll my eyes. Because all cars, no matter the horsepower still only have a certain number of times the piston is going to go up and down in the cylinders. A car tuned properly, with safe enough numbers and followed with good maintenance can last a good long while. Will it last 100k, maybe no. Maybe yes. But this is obvious. Thanks for the peanut gallery information. But I digress.