05 G35 70k miles... beautiful, stock
Getting ready to retire and thinking about it a new project..
How much will twin turbos cost ?
I cannot do any of work...

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If you can’t do any of the work you’d probably be at $12,000-$15,000 for parts and install.

Do you actually floor the car and use all the power that it currently has and need more, or do you just want to do twin turbos because you want to do it?

 

I think it's because I want it in some late in life excitement..
And the sound is fkn awesome .
"Is TT a system that has issues alot?

 

At this point the systems have been pretty well figured out. If you want to boost up more than 450 whp you really need to replace the rods and consider a fresh engine rebuild. Contact your local Nissan shop to see if that’s possible!

it is a lot of work. I have a ton of time in my build and I haven’t seen the car run in 2.5 years. Kinda wish I just paid someone. I learned a bunch, but don’t get to enjoy the car. Shops are likely looking for winter work soon, so it’s a good time.

 

What kind of shop would do this? Speed shop?

 

Pretty much. Nissan independent mechanic. Depending on location you may have a major shop near you. Dynosty is central to Kentucky. Z1 is in the south.

 

Thank you

 

Quick Q.
What would you recommend for a initial $2k enhancement?
Yes, I don't think I'm ready to go crazy on it..
Kinda like the stock look....
Thanks

 

5/16" aluminum plenum spacer; RevUp tune @seymore4 ; TransGo kit; revup engine airbox. OEM+ look improvements: clear corners if you can find them. Maybe wheel spacers to get rid of the sunken in wheel look if you have sport suspension 19" Rays: 20mm front; 25mm rear.

 

For $2000 I'd do motordyne ART pipes if I could find a used set, plenum spacer, new spark plugs, and Uprev tune by me. Even on a completely stock G35 the tune makes a big difference and greatly improves the throttle response and all around driveability. All you need is a windows laptop we can do it all remotely over email based on datalogs you record while driving. Plus then you'd already own the license when it came time to tune the twin turbo setup.