NA-to-TT conversion - Worth it?
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NA-to-TT conversion - Worth it?
I've got a 1990 N/A Z and well, quite frankly, I'd love to have a twin turbo..
Plus, as long as I don't tell my insurance company, I'd still be getting the better rates of the N/A because they won't know I switched motors. =D
People tell me I should just buy a TT Z, but I wouldn't be able to afford two cars' insurance at the moment, and like I said, if I did the N/A to TT conversion, I think I could slip by with N/A & 2+2 Rates (my car is a 2+2)
Is it a hard and costworthy thing to do and would I need a lot of new parts to do so?
Thanks for any replies!
<font size="1">1990 300ZX
Plus, as long as I don't tell my insurance company, I'd still be getting the better rates of the N/A because they won't know I switched motors. =D
People tell me I should just buy a TT Z, but I wouldn't be able to afford two cars' insurance at the moment, and like I said, if I did the N/A to TT conversion, I think I could slip by with N/A & 2+2 Rates (my car is a 2+2)
Is it a hard and costworthy thing to do and would I need a lot of new parts to do so?
Thanks for any replies!
<font size="1">1990 300ZX
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Re: NA-to-TT conversion - Worth it?
It'll cost you from about 10 to 15k depending on where you get your engine parts, who does the work and how many problems you run into.
If you lie to your insurance and they find out they wont' cover anything if you wreck, which is a felony in some states to lie to your insurance if I'm not mistaken..
You could go for the NOS kit, much cheaper and if used sensibly it'll be a great kick in the *** for you.
- john
If you lie to your insurance and they find out they wont' cover anything if you wreck, which is a felony in some states to lie to your insurance if I'm not mistaken..
You could go for the NOS kit, much cheaper and if used sensibly it'll be a great kick in the *** for you.
- john
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