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Those brems, suspension and wheels on the bimmer look aftermarket. But my impression op is you're a light modder. I say just go for what you like... If you plan
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Those brems, suspension and wheels on the bimmer look aftermarket. But my impression op is you're a light modder. I say just go for what you like...
If you plan on making your Z a ground up project. Base manual or touring manual. From there you can add your own body kit, LSD, brakes, susp, rims, then go in the engine and go as far as adding FI. But if you plan on adding small mods... intake, exhaust, header, ecu tune, and maybe your only big mod will be a low stqge FI? Your good with a sport or nismo pkg. |
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