Newbie looking for advice.....
09-01-2005, 08:29 PM
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Newbie looking for advice.....
I Just bought used 01, completely virgin car itself. I'm thinking I should prolly upgrade the suspension first, and do the minor fixes (exhaust, intake) What would you guys recommend? and where can I find some deals?
any commetns are greatly appreciated....
any commetns are greatly appreciated....
09-08-2005, 05:35 PM
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Hey evolution, first, who is the girl in the picture. She's the hottest asian girl i've ever seen. =)
koreankim, for deals you can check out groupbuycenter, but for legitimite shops you might want to check out www.tunermarket.com
Tunermarket give a good selection of etailers if you like to do installation yourself.
koreankim, for deals you can check out groupbuycenter, but for legitimite shops you might want to check out www.tunermarket.com
Tunermarket give a good selection of etailers if you like to do installation yourself.
09-12-2005, 06:27 AM
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Check out http://www.aj-racing.com/catalog/home.php
Great service, good products. They are the official Spoon and J's distributors. AJ's also has their own brand, T1R which is very good. I'm using their single pipe T1R exhaust and it sounds great. According to dynos the gains are in the top 3 for s2 n/a exhausts.
Great service, good products. They are the official Spoon and J's distributors. AJ's also has their own brand, T1R which is very good. I'm using their single pipe T1R exhaust and it sounds great. According to dynos the gains are in the top 3 for s2 n/a exhausts.
09-12-2005, 06:34 AM
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Tires do make all the difference in the world with a lot of cars. If you live in the snowbelt you might consider a set of wheels and tires so that you can easily swap summer and all-seasons if or when the time comes.
09-22-2005, 04:47 AM
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Originally Posted by bluetwo
Tires do make all the difference in the world with a lot of cars. If you live in the snowbelt you might consider a set of wheels and tires so that you can easily swap summer and all-seasons if or when the time comes.
Oh, and the suspension is not necessary....unles you want to get rid of fender gap. However, to me the supension is perfect, and I don't want to mess with perfection.