Most % power increase with n/a bolts

Zteve

nothing you would ever notice except for the weight savings due to your wallet being lighter. but it will sound cooler and annoy the neighbors when you go to work in the morning

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Arrvaxx

Again with the 'you can't feel it' blah blah blah. Clearly you are defining 'feel' by the bottom of your ***.

The hp gains are expensive per hp and some, like Steve over there, don't think they are worth it. If you don't push your car they probably are not by most standards. But if you spend time on closed roads on Sunday mornings or the track you'll appreciate the gains and weight loss.

If you want 'push you back in the seat' gains you need to go supercharger or twin turbo.

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Chuck33079

You wouldn't notice 30-50 whp? Will you share whatever you're smoking?

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Arrvaxx

Plus the benefits of weight loss...

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Zteve

bolt ons for a NA engine will not give you that much increase, no matter how much ricer math is done or how sensitive your butt-dyno is.

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Chuck33079

Really? Stock Zs dyno at 270-280 whp. There's plenty of dyno sheets floating around here of 320+ whp Zs.

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DEpointfive0

I can't wait for this thread to be closes...

We argue over the cost effectiveness of NA bolt ons every other day, and all that happens is we waste time by compare còck sizes while none of us use it because we are so busy arguing.



Guys, answer OP's question and let THEM make the decision. Not cost effective for the HP, why do you give a half a fùck? It's not your money, let them decide!

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Chuck33079

Ok, I'll re-do my post in percent to satisfy the OP's question.

Somewhere between a 10%-20% gain.

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DEpointfive0

Lol!!!

I wasn't complaining to or about you!!!

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Zteve

exactly. my original comment was about my experiences and use of bolt ons in the past and was poking a bit of fun, OP hopefully can make up their own mind and do their own research on stuff rather than going the route of so many others that just go by manufacturer dynos and toss on a bunch of stuff, only to be disappointed they did nto get what they paid for. sure it is easy to tell someone to go spend money, it's is not your money. maybe i am just the person that don't like to see newcomers to cars like ours get screwed over by these parts manufacturers and their bloated HP gain numbers

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DEpointfive0

40-50WHP for a couple grand is A-OK by me, that's really not a bad return, yes you can go nitty gritty with the NA mods and that's where cost/HP goes down, but it's part of the fun too IMO

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andre12031948

I agree with that.^^^^^^Add 4:08 gears & you can compete with/beat street Camaros & Mustangs. Also you'll be driving an all around great sports car.

Chuck33079

If you have no plans to go beyond N/A mods, a car with 4.08 gears and intake/HFCs/catback and tune would be a hell of a lot of fun.

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