Considering TT or SC...is it worth it?

ZSIZZLE · 01-07-2012, 08:29 PM

guys i have modded a few cars over the years including a 350z with a turbo and i disagree with you guys about the car and necessary supporting balance mods. A Z with a sport package is enough of a platform for a 380-420whp basic kit. There are plenty of cars out there with that amount of power that can stop or turn like a z. Its not enough power to blow up a rear on street tires and its well within the safety zone with a good tune. A basic setup with maybe some sway bars, clutch and fly wheel, and an oil cooler will be plenty of car and done right should be reliable. Now if your one of the cowboys that wanna go north of 500whp you have to be prepared for more

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01-07-2012, 08:29 PM	#26 (permalink)
ZSIZZLE Base Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: NY Posts: 73 Drives: BMW M6 Rep Power: 15	guys i have modded a few cars over the years including a 350z with a turbo and i disagree with you guys about the car and necessary supporting balance mods. A Z with a sport package is enough of a platform for a 380-420whp basic kit. There are plenty of cars out there with that amount of power that can stop or turn like a z. Its not enough power to blow up a rear on street tires and its well within the safety zone with a good tune. A basic setup with maybe some sway bars, clutch and fly wheel, and an oil cooler will be plenty of car and done right should be reliable. Now if your one of the cowboys that wanna go north of 500whp you have to be prepared for more