I recently purchased my car and it needs new brakes and a new intake so im wondering what to do with my brakes they want 330 at infiniti for my rear (new pads and resurfacing) I think thats complete bull**** so i want to get some drilled and slotted front and rear with some ceramic pads.. So whats ur guys opinions on brakes and keep in mind i have under 400 to spend(maybe ebay) or a seller on here

Also i want an intake and i found 3choices
1.aem cold air
2.Fujita f5 Short ram
3. jwt popcharger z tube

im wondering which one performs the best with new exhaust and without

thank u in advance for ur advice

 

i've seen brake setups (rotors/pads) for right around 300-400 i think...cross drilled and slotted...dont know how good they are though...i heard endless innovations? are good, especially for the price..i believe those are on ebay. but you can get brand new pads for about $100bux and resurfacing is $15 at any machine shop for each rotor...just do it yourself and save some money for your new intake...

i put on the z tube..got it for $30bux...they say it gives you 7+ hp...not really sure if i feel the difference or not..sounds a lil better...

plenum spacer for less than $300 will give 11-17whp...i hear this is the best bolt on mod you can buy for the money.

 

Add the Stillen Intake + z-tube to your list...I love mine.

+1 on the plenum spacer.

 

can someone give me a link to some good brakes on ebay that will fit my car i cant find any thing

 

Stillen intake, Plenum or spacer. And then an exhaust mod of your choice.

Wanna get crazy and get some real power- Go find a cheap UNICHIP floating around here or my350z and get some real nice N/A power.

 

Z-tube $30 bucks how? I'd love to get it that cheap.

 

I know that Z-tube and intake don't give a power boost till very high rpm, almost at redline

 

check craigslist...that's where i found mine...or check out the my350z marketplace i'm sure there's a bunch of guys there who are replacing their stock intake with aftermarket and you might even find one cheaper...there's really no need to spend $89 on a new one.