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>135I · 04-13-2009, 09:43 PM

I would have to agree Sports packages is the way to go I have it on my Touring but to be honest if you want to know if its worth it just look at the cost of purchasing the stuff on your own and see what it comes to.

Rays Forged 1PC. Nismo:
$800 each

Brembo Big Brake Kit:
$2,900

SynchroRevMatch feature:
$unknown no one else has it

Aerodynamics Package:
$650

Limited Slip:
Not sure

Labor:
$$$$

In my opinion if you are planning on doing any of these things later on after buying the car might as well save yourself money in the long run and buy the sports package.

04-13-2009, 09:43 PM	#3 (permalink)
>135I Enthusiast Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Radcliff, KY Age: 42 Posts: 409 Drives: 2003 Cobra Rep Power: 16	I would have to agree Sports packages is the way to go I have it on my Touring but to be honest if you want to know if its worth it just look at the cost of purchasing the stuff on your own and see what it comes to. Rays Forged 1PC. Nismo: $800 each Brembo Big Brake Kit: $2,900 SynchroRevMatch feature: $unknown no one else has it Aerodynamics Package: $650 Limited Slip: Not sure Labor: $$$$ In my opinion if you are planning on doing any of these things later on after buying the car might as well save yourself money in the long run and buy the sports package. __________________ I will miss my Z. I hope she goes to a good home.