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My mom has an 07 z touring 6 speed she is wanting me to buy.
The interior is made of scratch of lottery ticket and the stock struts died at 19k miles. Not really my cup of tea on what a car should be 🙁
What do you mean by G/Z? From your profile pic I’m guessing your referring to Infiniti G35 or G37 and Nissan 350Z and 370Z. Am I correct? Because I have done some modifications on a G37, 350Z, and a 370Z.
Well I have done ALOT of modifications on these cars. The cars weren’t mine but I did get the opportunity to do some mods on them. One of my friends had a 370z which he let me work on. I did a lot on his car, dual cold air intake, tuned fuel system, stillen intercooler, lightweight flywheel, slotted and dimpled rotors, magnaflow exhaust, xenon headlights, and much more. Those are pretty much the same mods that I did on the 350z and g37. Modifying these cars are probably one of the funnest things you can do and the results are beyond amazing. 😀
I never put a turbo in any car so I wouldn’t really know much about that but if I were I would get them off of http://www.turbo-kits.com/g35_turbo_kits.html and carid.com is a pretty good site too. They are expensive but then again when are turbo kits cheap.
yeah there never cheap, the car in my profile pic is my brother car he put gtm twin turbos on it he bored the block out to be a 4.0 liter he getting about 1000hp. But having a boosted car is a lot of fun!
Wow 1000HP that’s impressive. You guys must have a lot of fun with that thing. 😀 Yes they do give you instructions on installing the turbos, they really don’t seem hard it’s just a direct bolt on according to the description.
I helped him build it. It was quite a project it took two years to finish but at the end it was worth it. Before he built the the car to 1000hp, the car was running a greddy twin turbo kit with 9 pounds of boost, put out about 500hp.
The only way I know to post pics is when your writing a post on the bottom there should be a spot that says attachments, then click on add file and just upload it from there.
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