Getting a Z in 1 week.

Holy · 09-02-2013, 03:04 AM

$4,000 is a lot for NA performance mods. Might as well spend a little more and go with a FI setup, but that might be over the top for most people, especially for street driving.

Off the top of my head, might be off a bit.

Cat Back Exhuast: $850-$2000. All very similar performance-wise, some just have their own distinct sound.

Berk HFC: $500

G3 Intake: $500

Pulley: $200-$400

Headers: $800-$2000 I wouldn't recommend them because of their Bang4theBuck, but some well tell you otherwise

Tune: $400-$600 Extremely underrated mod

Depending on the Dyno + Conditions all this could get you up to 320whp. Possibly more if you're on a high reading dyno.

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09-02-2013, 03:04 AM	#3 (permalink)
Holy Base Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: South Florida Posts: 96 Drives: 6 MT 370z MB Rep Power: 13	$4,000 is a lot for NA performance mods. Might as well spend a little more and go with a FI setup, but that might be over the top for most people, especially for street driving. Off the top of my head, might be off a bit. Cat Back Exhuast: $850-$2000. All very similar performance-wise, some just have their own distinct sound. Berk HFC: $500 G3 Intake: $500 Pulley: $200-$400 Headers: $800-$2000 I wouldn't recommend them because of their Bang4theBuck, but some well tell you otherwise Tune: $400-$600 Extremely underrated mod Depending on the Dyno + Conditions all this could get you up to 320whp. Possibly more if you're on a high reading dyno.