New here...and to the 350z
Hey everyone
I've recently purchased a 2006 350z GT Roadster that is decently modified. After checking it out it looks like the next thing that can be done is supercharging it. The car came equiped with a full Stillen exhaust and intake as well as a Kinetix manifold. Othewise I believe the rest of the engine is stock but I'm not 100% sure. My question is....if I were to have a Stillen Supercharger installed are there any other engine componets that would need to be upgraded to make sure I don't blow the damn thing up. I don't drive the car much and it has under 30k miles but I don't want it to go to **** just because I wasn't sure of what I was doing.
Thanks
I've recently purchased a 2006 350z GT Roadster that is decently modified. After checking it out it looks like the next thing that can be done is supercharging it. The car came equiped with a full Stillen exhaust and intake as well as a Kinetix manifold. Othewise I believe the rest of the engine is stock but I'm not 100% sure. My question is....if I were to have a Stillen Supercharger installed are there any other engine componets that would need to be upgraded to make sure I don't blow the damn thing up. I don't drive the car much and it has under 30k miles but I don't want it to go to **** just because I wasn't sure of what I was doing.Thanks
The stillen roots kit is a no go.
Hot air, low volume, not a lot of power, and that whine does not fit a v6 lmao.
Get a vortech and go home.
The investment can reach past 20k depending on how things go. You ready for that?
If not, for performance put on a DE lower plenum, spacer, maybe rear diff and shorter gear. That's it.
If not, for performance put on a DE lower plenum, spacer, maybe rear diff and shorter gear. That's it.
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you have alot of reading to do sir. as stated, your looking at a nice chunk of money. if your ready for that do it! I just finished greddy twins and its totally worth the time and money. I have a big smile on my face everytime I drive it...and welcome to the forum. there is tons of great info on here.
Hey everyone
I've recently purchased a 2006 350z GT Roadster that is decently modified. After checking it out it looks like the next thing that can be done is supercharging it. The car came equiped with a full Stillen exhaust and intake as well as a Kinetix manifold. Othewise I believe the rest of the engine is stock but I'm not 100% sure. My question is....if I were to have a Stillen Supercharger installed are there any other engine componets that would need to be upgraded to make sure I don't blow the damn thing up. I don't drive the car much and it has under 30k miles but I don't want it to go to **** just because I wasn't sure of what I was doing.
Thanks
I've recently purchased a 2006 350z GT Roadster that is decently modified. After checking it out it looks like the next thing that can be done is supercharging it. The car came equiped with a full Stillen exhaust and intake as well as a Kinetix manifold. Othewise I believe the rest of the engine is stock but I'm not 100% sure. My question is....if I were to have a Stillen Supercharger installed are there any other engine componets that would need to be upgraded to make sure I don't blow the damn thing up. I don't drive the car much and it has under 30k miles but I don't want it to go to **** just because I wasn't sure of what I was doing.Thanks
2. buy a turbo kit...nuff said
the stillen supercharger is imo weak. i wouldn't worry about anything just install it and start driving and make sure you do oil changes more often.
Hey everyone
I've recently purchased a 2006 350z GT Roadster that is decently modified. After checking it out it looks like the next thing that can be done is supercharging it. The car came equiped with a full Stillen exhaust and intake as well as a Kinetix manifold. Othewise I believe the rest of the engine is stock but I'm not 100% sure. My question is....if I were to have a Stillen Supercharger installed are there any other engine componets that would need to be upgraded to make sure I don't blow the damn thing up. I don't drive the car much and it has under 30k miles but I don't want it to go to **** just because I wasn't sure of what I was doing.
Thanks
I've recently purchased a 2006 350z GT Roadster that is decently modified. After checking it out it looks like the next thing that can be done is supercharging it. The car came equiped with a full Stillen exhaust and intake as well as a Kinetix manifold. Othewise I believe the rest of the engine is stock but I'm not 100% sure. My question is....if I were to have a Stillen Supercharger installed are there any other engine componets that would need to be upgraded to make sure I don't blow the damn thing up. I don't drive the car much and it has under 30k miles but I don't want it to go to **** just because I wasn't sure of what I was doing.Thanks
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he picked stillen because he has stillen stuff on his car already I assume. If he does the research he will decide against it im sure.
