350z = new track toy
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350z = new track toy
hey guys
Just thought id introduce myself....just picked up a new 350z for cheap and going to turn it into my new track toy. Its not going to be too crazy...but something i can enjoy on the weekends for a little fun!
I swung by fontana nissan today and spoke to scott in the performance parts dept and we went over a lot of options for me and the car. It was refreshing that he didnt push a bunch of expensive parts on me...but rather spent the time to find out what my goals and budget were first. We are working together to put a gameplan to build the car in multiple stages money allowing.
Look forward to chatting with you all!
Just thought id introduce myself....just picked up a new 350z for cheap and going to turn it into my new track toy. Its not going to be too crazy...but something i can enjoy on the weekends for a little fun!
I swung by fontana nissan today and spoke to scott in the performance parts dept and we went over a lot of options for me and the car. It was refreshing that he didnt push a bunch of expensive parts on me...but rather spent the time to find out what my goals and budget were first. We are working together to put a gameplan to build the car in multiple stages money allowing.
Look forward to chatting with you all!
Congrats!
I'd consider used parts for sure, as they are typically 50-80% the cost of new parts. For example, I am about to start parting out my track car which has many great parts that someone - like you - could purchase. Wheels, suspension, safety equipment, etc., all get very expensive!
What's your experience? You may be faster in a stock Z33 after spending some money on driving education versus making the car have more power and ignoring driving development.
I'd consider used parts for sure, as they are typically 50-80% the cost of new parts. For example, I am about to start parting out my track car which has many great parts that someone - like you - could purchase. Wheels, suspension, safety equipment, etc., all get very expensive!
What's your experience? You may be faster in a stock Z33 after spending some money on driving education versus making the car have more power and ignoring driving development.
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Congrats!
I'd consider used parts for sure, as they are typically 50-80% the cost of new parts. For example, I am about to start parting out my track car which has many great parts that someone - like you - could purchase. Wheels, suspension, safety equipment, etc., all get very expensive!
What's your experience? You may be faster in a stock Z33 after spending some money on driving education versus making the car have more power and ignoring driving development.
I'd consider used parts for sure, as they are typically 50-80% the cost of new parts. For example, I am about to start parting out my track car which has many great parts that someone - like you - could purchase. Wheels, suspension, safety equipment, etc., all get very expensive!
What's your experience? You may be faster in a stock Z33 after spending some money on driving education versus making the car have more power and ignoring driving development.
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