12-27-2021, 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Milburnz34
Wow, I didn’t think of that one! Great suggestion if it didn’t take over a year to get this kit in the first place, and if I didn’t get the kit for less than half cost of retail.
This thread is about how to make a 350zHR kit fit a 370z, since that is the circumstance. If I could simply just buy a kit that fits, I would have
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I think his point is that you should sell that kit since it's brand new and use the profit towards something that actually fits and is made for the car. Very little will actually fit and pretty much the only thing you bought was the supercharger and everything else is going to be custom fabricated or replaced and you will end up spending more then you would have in time and money then just getting the correct thing in the first place. It's like getting a great deal on a pair of dress shoes when you needed sneakers and trying to figure out how to make a pair of those. It's kind of silly to put it nicely. Nearly everything that connects to the car won't fit right and the few parts that do will probably interfere with another part. Even if you got it for free you'd be better off selling it and getting the correct one. Unless you enjoy misery and frustration or have nothing better to do continue on.
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