Parts before the TURBO
long story short i am getting a new short block from nissan. i was burning about 2 quarts of oil inbetween oil changes. while they have my motor apart i was thinking of putting in a new clutch and flywheel. i was thining of going with the JWT clutch and flywheel. what do you suggest would work best with a future aps or greddy twin turbo application. also, what cams if any would you suggest?
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It depends on your future hp goals but the JWT setup is fine for 90% of the FI Zs out there. I don't see what cams have to do with it at this point. I imagine you'd want to do the valve train while the cams are open anyhow. I don't imagine Nissan is going to do any headwork since they are only replacing your shortblock. The cams come out to get to the head bolts I believe but I don't think they'll do a head job with aftermarkets parts even if you paid them to.
hahahahaaa so should i get the a supercharger or a turbo first? jesus christ that is the funniest question ever.
back to the topic. with stock internals i am planning on 380 to 410, then in about a year or so i am planning on building the bottom end and shooting for 450 to 500.
back to the topic. with stock internals i am planning on 380 to 410, then in about a year or so i am planning on building the bottom end and shooting for 450 to 500.
Honestly, just put the factory stuff back in. No need for extra expense at this point. They are going to be taking your motor apart for the build later and you can just do the clutch then. Don't give Nissan any reason to void your warranty or give you crap. There isn't going to be a night and day change with the upgraded clutch/fw.
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