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Hey guys well I'm new to this performance part of the car world I just have a basic question. I want to put in a turbo, cold air intake etc..

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Old 07-27-2011, 09:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Basic foundations?

Hey guys well I'm new to this performance part of the car world I just have a basic question.


I want to put in a turbo, cold air intake etc.. you get the deal.

BUT I don't know if just a stock 2011 370z engine can handle just having a turbo thrown into it and all that stuff.

I'm just curious what do I need to do to the engine to have a strong foundation where I know it won't just seize and fail on me. Obviously its gonna happen at some point. But what do I need for optimal performance out of the engine before I start throwing in all the fancy stuff?
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