Momentum turbo kit RELEASED!
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I see....thanks
So are you saying this is a different company?
Yes Paul..... I do remember hearing you were wasted!!
Thanks Rich.....every little helps.......BTW..... There was a part you needed for your new setup that was a shop install only.....is that something you could get from these guys to install yourself??
So are you saying this is a different company?
Haha, free beer @ zdayz,.... I remember that night, wait maybe not - lol. Was that the night sharif raced Hal down the hill on the mopeds and then set the BBQ on fire and almost burned down the trees and front porch of the cabin using rocket fuel and dil almost won the beer pong tournament,... ? wait a sec, must have dreamed all that stuff, never mind
I do remember the momentum folks, nice guys. They also recently had a track day and their cars survived it with flying colors - says a lot since that is not easy on any car especially fi modified z's. The track is a true test of quality IMO
I do remember the momentum folks, nice guys. They also recently had a track day and their cars survived it with flying colors - says a lot since that is not easy on any car especially fi modified z's. The track is a true test of quality IMO
Thanks Rich.....every little helps.......BTW..... There was a part you needed for your new setup that was a shop install only.....is that something you could get from these guys to install yourself??
Last edited by XKR; Jan 19, 2011 at 08:46 PM.
I don't posts part cause its been a waste of time and I see things don't change and to also stay out of drama...yet...."best ever...even if i have no other experience with the rest of competition"...and lol and another fail bait...BTW good call mike to ask the to please cut it out.
Nicer parts =more expensive kit...similar routing...piping size. Among most st kits biggest difference have come from turbo options...we are still talking at a 35r considering that since 3 years ago when released most still are comfortable just pushing to 500whp...what ar btw?
I guess to some one requirement to make it the best is to hang around, be close location/region..and take trips to visit and be part of the group
So props to momentum as I first said a while back it only encourages competition...and more options....
Nicer parts =more expensive kit...similar routing...piping size. Among most st kits biggest difference have come from turbo options...we are still talking at a 35r considering that since 3 years ago when released most still are comfortable just pushing to 500whp...what ar btw?
I guess to some one requirement to make it the best is to hang around, be close location/region..and take trips to visit and be part of the group

So props to momentum as I first said a while back it only encourages competition...and more options....
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Guys I must say the instructions are clear enough for a DIY. I had a guy install an APS TT kit under a tarp in the rain himself(2 days none stop). But the tuning on the other hand needs to be taken to a trusted tuner for completion(the box tune is good enough to drive on). And man I love the welds and fitment of this kit.
One suggestion if you have a clutch that has been tracked and beat for 40K REPLACE IT. This kit is a trq monster.
One suggestion if you have a clutch that has been tracked and beat for 40K REPLACE IT. This kit is a trq monster.

thanks for the iinfo, hopefully more ouput regarding the installation is posted.
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Have any of the shops talking about install ease ever seen/installed a Boosted performance kit? The consensus on here is that it is the easiest of all the kits out there to install, and the power levels seem to be in line.
I personally have JWT TT and after seeing what went into the install I am glad I didnt attempt it myself. If I had a larger garage with my own lift or ability to pull the motor then maybe I would have
I personally have JWT TT and after seeing what went into the install I am glad I didnt attempt it myself. If I had a larger garage with my own lift or ability to pull the motor then maybe I would have

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Kudos to you!! I had mine installed over the winter here and no way could I have done it outside. Not enough time to finish it fast enough to avoid unwanted visitors
I will not pull my engine myself until I can store it indoors but thats just me.
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i wasnt worried about storing my engine since i did it in 2days start to finish
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Only reason I ask is because ~18hrs is about the norm on quotes I have seen for a TT install
That was the first time, and i really dont have an accurate estimate of actual time, but id say ~22hours, i had trouble with a stripped bolt on my kinetix plenum that ate up 5hours to try to get it out without scratching the sh*t outa it. And as far as experience, ive been working on cars pretty much every weekend for the past 3years but not professional experience since im a student
Looking like a glorified TN kit. ROFL, They still have the charge pipe resting on the turbo getting it nice and toasty.
And the price is INSANE. Its a single kit and $7k??? How about.....$4500... 350Z Parts are cheap now being that its far from the hottest car in the street now and the 370Z is boss. You can buy another car for that price!
And the price is INSANE. Its a single kit and $7k??? How about.....$4500... 350Z Parts are cheap now being that its far from the hottest car in the street now and the 370Z is boss. You can buy another car for that price!
Looking like a glorified TN kit. ROFL, They still have the charge pipe resting on the turbo getting it nice and toasty.
And the price is INSANE. Its a single kit and $7k??? How about.....$4500... 350Z Parts are cheap now being that its far from the hottest car in the street now and the 370Z is boss. You can buy another car for that price!
And the price is INSANE. Its a single kit and $7k??? How about.....$4500... 350Z Parts are cheap now being that its far from the hottest car in the street now and the 370Z is boss. You can buy another car for that price!
and this is NOTHING like the Turbonetics kit. Not a single thing.
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Looking like a glorified TN kit. ROFL, They still have the charge pipe resting on the turbo getting it nice and toasty.
And the price is INSANE. Its a single kit and $7k??? How about.....$4500... 350Z Parts are cheap now being that its far from the hottest car in the street now and the 370Z is boss. You can buy another car for that price!
And the price is INSANE. Its a single kit and $7k??? How about.....$4500... 350Z Parts are cheap now being that its far from the hottest car in the street now and the 370Z is boss. You can buy another car for that price!











