Hey can someone help
#27
what is branson z fest? and where is it located sorry im new to the Z world. Anotehr question would bronze wheels look better or black with chrome lip on black 300zx ? and im thinking bout doing 18 x 8s in front and 18 x 10s in back should it clear ok?
#29
front:
-- 7.5" width -> +16 - +57
-- 8.0" width -> +23 - +50
-- 8.5" width -> +29 - +44
-- 9.0" width -> +35 - +38
-- 9.5" width -> not generally possible
- rear:
-- 17x8.5 -> +22 - +55
-- 17x9.0 -> +28 - +48
-- 17x9.5 -> +34 - +42
-- 17x10.0 -> not generally possible, though +41 has been done
-- 18x8.5 -> +22 - +64
-- 18x9.0 -> +28 - +57
-- 18x9.5 -> +34 - +51
-- 18x10.0 -> +39 - +45
-- 7.5" width -> +16 - +57
-- 8.0" width -> +23 - +50
-- 8.5" width -> +29 - +44
-- 9.0" width -> +35 - +38
-- 9.5" width -> not generally possible
- rear:
-- 17x8.5 -> +22 - +55
-- 17x9.0 -> +28 - +48
-- 17x9.5 -> +34 - +42
-- 17x10.0 -> not generally possible, though +41 has been done
-- 18x8.5 -> +22 - +64
-- 18x9.0 -> +28 - +57
-- 18x9.5 -> +34 - +51
-- 18x10.0 -> +39 - +45
#33
lol good point. i really wasn't thinking about the necessity of my clarification, just thinking about bringing clarity to my post.
anyway, would it hurt to put 9's on an n/a just to improve handling? you sure don't need them for the take offs, but it sure would handle well.
anyway, would it hurt to put 9's on an n/a just to improve handling? you sure don't need them for the take offs, but it sure would handle well.
#35
Branson Z fest is in Branson, MO. www.bransonzfest.com it's a reasonably big show. 100 + cars there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmCsm4nb48o
thats the video from 2005. There are '07 videos of the car line ups on you tube as well.
#38
a healthy stock bottom end can usually hold 600 for a while. but it won't last as long as if it were stock. so it depends what turbos you want to upgrade to. i would recommend doing some other mods first though before you jump right to new turbos, because when you do do the new turbos, you will need a lot of other supporting mods at the same time. i'm just saying get the supporting mods first to an extent. that's my mentality. the pros may say different.
#40
a healthy stock bottom end can usually hold 600 for a while. but it won't last as long as if it were stock. so it depends what turbos you want to upgrade to. i would recommend doing some other mods first though before you jump right to new turbos, because when you do do the new turbos, you will need a lot of other supporting mods at the same time. i'm just saying get the supporting mods first to an extent. that's my mentality. the pros may say different.
If the car is driven like a human being and only played with occasionally, it'll hold in the area of 600rwhp just fine. The more you use your power, the faster things wear... so if you beat on the car frequently, it will die. And there is a LONG path leading to aftermarket turbos... and it's lined with first making sure that your engine is healthy to begin with, and then a whole lot of supporting mods.
#42
I know nothing of your car, so here's the list of what any aftermarket turbo requires:
Intake (at least single pop, dual pop with second MAF and AFC recommended)
Cat-back (downpipes are dependent on which turbo setup you get)
Test pipes never hurt unless you're unfortunate enough to live in Cali
ECU (JWT or ZTuner, properly setup for your arrangement)
740cc/min injectors (no reason to go with 555's when 740's are same cost)
boost controller
intercoolers (SIDE MOUNT)
clutch (and may as well do a flywheel)
I'm sure I'm forgetting things but I have some work to do so I'll post back if I think of more.
And that's ignoring things like a 60k/120k kit if needed and things of that sort to get the engine to where it should be.
Intake (at least single pop, dual pop with second MAF and AFC recommended)
Cat-back (downpipes are dependent on which turbo setup you get)
Test pipes never hurt unless you're unfortunate enough to live in Cali
ECU (JWT or ZTuner, properly setup for your arrangement)
740cc/min injectors (no reason to go with 555's when 740's are same cost)
boost controller
intercoolers (SIDE MOUNT)
clutch (and may as well do a flywheel)
I'm sure I'm forgetting things but I have some work to do so I'll post back if I think of more.
And that's ignoring things like a 60k/120k kit if needed and things of that sort to get the engine to where it should be.
#43
thanks bro thats a big help. im not big into turbos. ive been driving SC for 5 years so kinad new to this whole turbo setup. but got to experience at some point i reckon. i got a lot of reading to do and things to buy lol
#44
I know nothing of your car, so here's the list of what any aftermarket turbo requires:
Intake (at least single pop, dual pop with second MAF and AFC recommended)
Cat-back (downpipes are dependent on which turbo setup you get)
Test pipes never hurt unless you're unfortunate enough to live in Cali
ECU (JWT or ZTuner, properly setup for your arrangement)
740cc/min injectors (no reason to go with 555's when 740's are same cost)
boost controller
intercoolers (SIDE MOUNT)
clutch (and may as well do a flywheel)
I'm sure I'm forgetting things but I have some work to do so I'll post back if I think of more.
And that's ignoring things like a 60k/120k kit if needed and things of that sort to get the engine to where it should be.
Intake (at least single pop, dual pop with second MAF and AFC recommended)
Cat-back (downpipes are dependent on which turbo setup you get)
Test pipes never hurt unless you're unfortunate enough to live in Cali
ECU (JWT or ZTuner, properly setup for your arrangement)
740cc/min injectors (no reason to go with 555's when 740's are same cost)
boost controller
intercoolers (SIDE MOUNT)
clutch (and may as well do a flywheel)
I'm sure I'm forgetting things but I have some work to do so I'll post back if I think of more.
And that's ignoring things like a 60k/120k kit if needed and things of that sort to get the engine to where it should be.
#45
Cooling mods are never a bad idea.
And as for how hot it can get under there... (@44sec)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCUL4RzSgYE
And as for how hot it can get under there... (@44sec)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCUL4RzSgYE
#46
damn guys i had no idea. i think im starting to like this turbo idea over then the SC i had in my truck lol. I just uninstalled the stock exhaust tonight going to put on the new one tomorrow or saturday and then get it welded on. and then going to buy the engine
#47
#50
dont weld anything together you dont have to trust me the guy who had my car previously welded the entire thing together so to do anything i have to dissconnet both sides from the headers. and drop the entire thing its a huge pain in the ***