lasted..

 

Nothings forever man

 

yeah. lol

 

Cool..

 

So the Mishimoto didn't fit too well, but it fat.

 

Hey Guys, I am new here. I would appreciate it, if you could direct me to the thread where I can find a list of internal engine upgrades i would need to supercharge it. I found a 2007 G35 coupe automatic transmission with 160k miles on it and i was wondering if I could supercharge it after building the engine of course because of the miles. I am only looking to run around 350-400 HP for sure!

 

Same here. I got a 04 G35 auto trans 156k miles. I want to supercharge mine too.

 

http://my350z.com/forum/forced-induc...questions.html

http://my350z.com/forum/forced-induc...for-noobs.html

 

Thanks for your reply. It answered about 95% of my questions besides the main one. The car has 160k miles on it. Is it safe to run a vortech supercharger on it?

 

You can but it'll just increase your chances of having engine problems in the future. If this isn't your daily or you have the cash to blow then go for it. A little more info below.

http://my350z.com/forum/forced-induc...igh-miles.html

http://my350z.com/forum/forced-induc...ok-or-not.html

 

No one can realistically answer this question for you. Its like asking, "If I buy a Toyota will it last me 200k miles?"


there are so many variables. If you have a lot of spare cash for possible issues then go for it, if not then do it anyways.

 

After building the engine, adding a supercharger should be fine but, you MUST also consider the transmission, brake upgrades, bushings, suspension upgrades, sway bars, and other supporting mods. I'm assuming you want 350-400 horses at the wheels otherwise what's the point. Before proceeding do some serious research now and you won't be doing serious research later.

 

i'm a broke high school student wanting to do something to my G coupe 6MT

which should i do first- plenum spacer or test pipes

i already have a short shifter and catback exhaust

 

What's your guys take on performance chips? As for me.. A lot of them are fake, but recently i came across one that really peaked my attention (due to positive testimonials). Its called power tune performance, which is like $80 on ebay. I decided to buy one and test it out for you guys just in case if you're (temporarily) looking to gain some torque, hp, and fuel efficiency without spending $600 to $800 for a complete dyno tune

 

What you should do first is set up a savings account and start putting whatever money you have in there to build a maintenance/repair fund. Your car probably has high mileage and will need both of those things soon, if not right now. It is extremely immature and frankly not so smart to be spending money on mods if you're a broke high schooler.....

Send me the $80 and I'll help you get more HP than any chip. Seriously, there aren't any chips out there that will work on a G, every one is a scam. Tunes are worth every penny you'll spend on them so this isn't an area of the car you want to cheap out on. If you already bought this wait until it arrives and then immediately start a chargeback. Before you make any more silly purchases ask about them here. A few of us are left here and are active that have been around long enough to help you make these kinds of decisions.

And if you ask about the Turbonator I'll ban you for life lolol.