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I think the 500 number is based on what the past 350z has done on a stock block & everything. Good solid kit, not going crazy on boost, and proper
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I think the 500 number is based on what the past 350z has done on a stock block & everything. Good solid kit, not going crazy on boost, and proper support people were fine at 475-500, I think it comes an issue down the line though in wear & tear but that is natural with any engine putting more power into it.
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