buying and installing a jdm 300zx front clip?

Question

okay so i did more research and found the dront clip is the easiest and cheapest way to go from N/A to twin tubo. i did some looking around and the only ones worth buying (given the condition and amount of miles on it) are jdm front clips so will it fit the same on my 90' z32 and how do i go about mounting it on

Answer 1

The body work is just a protective container and you discard most of the sheet metal. Just finished a 485 HP twin turbo conversion with garrett ball bearing turbos and front mounted inter cooler. The turbo charge air pipes between the narrower turbo radator and narrower condencer are no longer available. Make sure all three tubes each side are in good shape you will need to reuse all of them. You will also want to upgrade the intercoolers if you want more than stock boost. Make sure you also get the transmission. the engine wiring harness is on the wrong side so plan to purchase a new engine wiring harness. there are lots of things your going to need while toing the job a place to work a lift and lots of room shelfs to lay out your new old and replacement parts. Try for a 1994 clip if possable and one with less than 90,000 km on it. Good luck The last one we did cost nearly $15,000 with a $2,900 clip the extras turbo boost control Apexi Neo And gauges intercooler oil cooler and lots of ceramic coatings really make the job expensive.$$$

Answer 2

Jdm Front Clips

Answer 3

ebay is honestly the best place to find one. why do you want an entire clip though? that motor was offered in the states so there are plenty of parts to be found over here.