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CJBinder 05-21-2010 11:51 AM

Most Bang for the Buck - Horsepower
 
I am new so this maybe the wrong forum but was hoping to get my 370z from 330hp to 400hp without going nuts and spending 10,000 on turbo or supercharger.

Can you guys help?

Injen cold air intakes - 20hp is what they dynoed.
Exhaust - Maybe 5hp.

Anything else except NOS?

daleks 05-21-2010 11:56 AM

Intake, headers, test pipes, exhaust, and then a tune. That won't get you to 400 though.

6spd 05-21-2010 11:57 AM

Seems like whatever the first mod is, whether it is exhaust, HFC's, or an intake, the net is usually 20hp, with the following mods only adding a little each time. Personal preference really which to start with.

Trips 05-21-2010 11:59 AM

Even with all the boltons! your going to fall short?

ChrisSlicks 05-21-2010 12:24 PM

When we back converted Semtex's HP gains to crank horsepower numbers he was just shy of 400bhp. That was with intakes, HFC, headers, exhaust and pulley. Granted the calculations aren't an exact science, just ballpark. You need approximately 55whp gain to achieve a 70bhp gain.

Viera 05-21-2010 12:34 PM

We need cams!

Footloose301 05-21-2010 05:42 PM

the stillen intake alone is nearly 20hp at the wheels and then pulleys and exhaust might get you somewhere in the 380-390HP.

JB-370z 05-21-2010 06:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Footloose301 (Post 546324)
the stillen intake alone is nearly 20hp at the wheels and then pulleys and exhaust might get you somewhere in the 380-390HP.

Nope. dont agree with this.

The cheapest way to get to the 400whp mark is a supercharger. This game is not a cheap one, you must pay to play. Infact it will cost more to go N/A and reach 400whp than it would to charge the car. No cheap way for 400whp goal. Now 330whp might cost at least 4k, like I said you have to pay to play, its not like owning a old honda.

Sorry I am putting this in whp instead of hp becuase this is they most known way to predict figures.

370Z JT 05-21-2010 07:54 PM

Basically OP wants to add 70 RWHP. Full bolt-ons and a tune will probably get you around 50RWHP, maybe 60.


most bang for the buck mod will be HFC.

kevin.z 05-21-2010 08:17 PM

lol, u need exhaust. stock exhaust is a joke. 370z exhaust is even smaller than 350z's. The stock y-pipe is at most 1.5 inchs wide.

Zsteve 05-21-2010 10:03 PM

wll he said from 330 to 400 so thats not at the wheels so with full bolt ons its possible but not at the wheels. And first mod like said before usually nets the most, which ever one you do.

Red370 05-21-2010 10:08 PM

ok, im gonna put this to bed right now. Best bang for the buck goes to test pipes, for less than $300, you can gain 15-20whp, plenty dyno proven results on the site, same with HFC's but they cost $100-$200 more, so get them or HFC's and good luck with the demon bolt as myself and mr. Zsteve can attest, its a doosie.

Trips 05-21-2010 10:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red370 (Post 546514)
ok, im gonna put this to bed right now. Best bang for the buck goes to test pipes, for less than $300, you can gain 15-20whp, plenty dyno proven results on the site, same with HFC's but they cost $100-$200 more, so get them or HFC's and good luck with the demon bolt as myself and mr. Zsteve can attest, its a doosie.

:iagree: :bowrofl:

Red370 05-21-2010 10:19 PM

here, $200 for 20whp, you can thank me later.

CNT RACING 09-10 Nissan 370z Resonated Test pipe

Zsteve 05-21-2010 10:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red370 (Post 546514)
ok, im gonna put this to bed right now. Best bang for the buck goes to test pipes, for less than $300, you can gain 15-20whp, plenty dyno proven results on the site, same with HFC's but they cost $100-$200 more, so get them or HFC's and good luck with the demon bolt as myself and mr. Zsteve can attest, its a doosie.

true dat


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