I have $900 to spend, wat should i get first?
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From: Villa Park, Illinois
I have $900 to spend on my car, its coming up summer so im not sure wat i should do...because i want to focus on one part of the car at a time such as (exterior, brakes, engine, suspension) If go all on exterior that would be it broke....but i could do suspension, brakes, and engine all at once. Im not doing any heavy mods like s/c or turbo just yet so no pulleys, gauges, lsd, flywheel/clutch needed, but any other suggestions would be good....
Here's my list to do:
Exterior-
-CF Hood (local shop $350)
-CF B-Pillars
-CF Eyelids
-CF Lip Spoiler OEM Style
-CF RS1 Front Lip
Suspension-
-Greddy Air Diversion Panel
-Greddy Front Strut Bar
-Greddy Rear Strut Bar
-Ingalls Torque Damper
Engine-
-Header
-Anti-fouler
-Ground Wire Kit
Brakes-
-S/S Brake Lines
-OEM sized Front/Rear Drilled/Slotted Rotors
Here's my list to do:
Exterior-
-CF Hood (local shop $350)
-CF B-Pillars
-CF Eyelids
-CF Lip Spoiler OEM Style
-CF RS1 Front Lip
Suspension-
-Greddy Air Diversion Panel
-Greddy Front Strut Bar
-Greddy Rear Strut Bar
-Ingalls Torque Damper
Engine-
-Header
-Anti-fouler
-Ground Wire Kit
Brakes-
-S/S Brake Lines
-OEM sized Front/Rear Drilled/Slotted Rotors
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Posts: 16,638
From: Parsippany, NJ
Originally Posted by XC17
I would do suspension, but not strut bars cause they really dont do anything. I would do either sway bars of springs.
or maybe cai, exhaust, or shift kit
or maybe cai, exhaust, or shift kit
Strut bars are big difference makers in cornering. Especially if you get both front and rear and install them together. I had both on my old 3000gt and they made a world of difference. The car won't behave nearly as heavily around corners.
Installing the rear on some cars can be a project requiring some patience though. (tight quarters) But well worth it IMO.
Installing the rear on some cars can be a project requiring some patience though. (tight quarters) But well worth it IMO.
i would go with new tires or with front and rear sway bars, or BOTH.
Those will make the most noticeable differences in handling, do not waste your money on F&R strut bars until you work a little more on your suspension, or unless you acutally plan on racing the car HARD.
i always think that you should do suspension before performance.. otherwise youll be screwed when it comes down to put the power down.
Those will make the most noticeable differences in handling, do not waste your money on F&R strut bars until you work a little more on your suspension, or unless you acutally plan on racing the car HARD.
i always think that you should do suspension before performance.. otherwise youll be screwed when it comes down to put the power down.
Rear sway bar, springs, then anything else sounds good to me. Header w/resonators & cf exteriors parts would definitely make it look hawt! What I did was saved and bought wheels and tires, then suspension, then looks. I can't do much in the power mods, as I have an auto, which I'm glad because that leaves more money for exterior and interior stuff.
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