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So coming to end of the year ill be finished with paying off the car.

Want to upgrade the car

All suspension side is sorted(away bars, coil overs, bracing, bushes etc.)

So I was thinking front mount with plenum gtr style, 80mm throttle body, upgraded fuel rail, hi flow 34 turbo, electronic boost tee, electronic bov, 450lph fuel pump, 550cc injectors, Ecu ( not sure on Ecu yet), fix the zorst and new clutch and clutch lines

Then a pain after all that

Any other mods? Or suggestions to not do some? Or brands

anything

Inputs

Coments

Numbers for new to town ladies

Cheap parts

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Maybe 700cc injectors and wouldn't do the electronic BOV highly illegal and not worth it really. Maybe just go nistune chip for ecu? depends how much money you wanna throw i know for what I want to do which is the high flow 34 turbo, bigger injectors, fuel pump etc, Z32 AFM and ecu with nistune chip etc is about $4500/$5000 or something. Correct me if I'm wrong at all #@Cadmoon

This. Spend that $1k on DBA T3 slotted rotors and some QFM A1RM pads

Also, high temp brake fluid and proper diff fluid and strong gearbox fluid and coolant flush and

f**k that, full fluid flush!

Yep defiently full flush, maybe could get away with the T3 slotted brakes and HPX instead of A1RM pads, maybe, def high temp fluid. How far are you away from 100,000km service?

over 300HP would def go up to the A1RM, i'm running the T3 slotted and HPX and run absolutly fine. inb4 slow jokes

It's more how often you use the power. If you have 300bhp but are only in 1st and 2nd in the city for work, no point. They would struggle to tech temp.

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