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DJVendetta 07-06-2011 02:07 AM

What to get?
 
Hi guy I have a situation right now I have 3 options

1. Buy a catback exhaust system for the z and get lowering springs. Iknow I should get full coilovers but for right now I need to save some money.

2. Buy a catback exhaust system and intakes for the z.

3. Buy a set of rims to make the car look even nicer.

I have the base model z with 18' rims that I dont really like.Should I make the car look even better or should I put more power? what would you guys do?

XwChriswX 07-06-2011 02:19 AM

Option 1 is out because if you know you want coils but can't quite afford them yet, don't buy springs just to buy coils later. Save instead...

So then it comes down to which one is more important to YOU. Looks or Performance. It is your car, but in the good spirit of the question...

Here's what you have to ask yourself... Can you live with having a sleeper with some balls, or a sweet looking ride that gets you from point a to point b effectively?


For me, I would say what's my available budget, then you know where you're starting. Once you know that then you can realistically determine if wheels are even in your budget right now.

Once you've decided to go for wheels, then take your time and find what you like. And also remember to include tire costs in the equation...


If you decide you want power, then again decide how much you have to spend and go from there. Once you Know what you want to do, and how much you have to spend, people can be of better assistance. Otherwise you'll get people recommending things outside of your fiscal ability.

:tup:

370Z JT 07-06-2011 02:33 AM

Buy a nice exhaust and lower it on swift springs. That would be a good start.

V8Killer 07-06-2011 04:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by XwChriswX (Post 1205318)
Option 1 is out because if you know you want coils but can't quite afford them yet, don't buy springs just to buy coils later. Save instead...

So then it comes down to which one is more important to YOU. Looks or Performance. It is your car, but in the good spirit of the question...

Here's what you have to ask yourself... Can you live with having a sleeper with some balls, or a sweet looking ride that gets you from point a to point b effectively?


For me, I would say what's my available budget, then you know where you're starting. Once you know that then you can realistically determine if wheels are even in your budget right now.

Once you've decided to go for wheels, then take your time and find what you like. And also remember to include tire costs in the equation...


If you decide you want power, then again decide how much you have to spend and go from there. Once you Know what you want to do, and how much you have to spend, people can be of better assistance. Otherwise you'll get people recommending things outside of your fiscal ability.

:tup:

Chris is right man it is all gonna depend on what u want. IMO if I was u I would just save. Your not gonna be happy either route u take b/c u will always want more. I waited to do all upgrades for my car at once and it was worth it.

Econ 07-06-2011 06:04 AM

a decent set of rims with tires/mounting/balancing will cost you close to a cbe + coilovers just so you know...

XwChriswX 07-06-2011 12:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Econ (Post 1205347)
a decent set of rims with tires/mounting/balancing will cost you close to a cbe + coilovers just so you know...

Especially when you change them 2-3 times a month... :p


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