looking to mod my 99 3.8 z34
anyone got some suggestions on what i can do to get more power out of my 1999 3.8 z34? i want to keep it NA. also anyone know good sights to find performance parts for my car?
If you're going to keep it NA, then don't expect that the gains will be great. I would think that with rockers, headers, a fwi, and HV3 then you should be around 180whp.
Speaking of the HV3, I just happen to have one for sale
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Speaking of the HV3, I just happen to have one for sale
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It depends on what you mean by a supercharger kit, but I will list the avilable supercharger options for you.
Top swap
Pros: higher compression, more power then an L67, affordable if you do the work yourself
Cons: A LOT of work, you need supporting mods in order to run the stock size pulley (3.8"), not as much power as a turbo
L67 swap
Pros: it's almost a direct swap, no supporting mods needed, lots of people can help you if questions rise, affordable
Cons: Nothing much really, just need some time and space to do the swap, and it won't make as much power as a turbo
Centrifugal Supercharger (CSC)
Pros: Silly easy install, makes more power then a top swap or L67, easier on your tranny
Cons: Rare, limited availability, limited support, more expensive then top swap or L67
Whipple Supercharger
Pros: Excellent power, very cool, rare
Cons: Expensive, lots of work, rare
There are a couple of other options out there, but they're not as common and they kind of relate to a top swap (KenneBell SC, M112, etc).
Top swap
Pros: higher compression, more power then an L67, affordable if you do the work yourself
Cons: A LOT of work, you need supporting mods in order to run the stock size pulley (3.8"), not as much power as a turbo
L67 swap
Pros: it's almost a direct swap, no supporting mods needed, lots of people can help you if questions rise, affordable
Cons: Nothing much really, just need some time and space to do the swap, and it won't make as much power as a turbo
Centrifugal Supercharger (CSC)
Pros: Silly easy install, makes more power then a top swap or L67, easier on your tranny
Cons: Rare, limited availability, limited support, more expensive then top swap or L67
Whipple Supercharger
Pros: Excellent power, very cool, rare
Cons: Expensive, lots of work, rare
There are a couple of other options out there, but they're not as common and they kind of relate to a top swap (KenneBell SC, M112, etc).
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