Exterior vs more HP?
Mar 20, 2010, 07:02 AM
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have to agree with the above. I see lots of people wasting 300 on getting retune for what i would call a baby mod wait till you get some parts together to get a retune. I have to disagree with the person that told you to not get a tubular manifold. You will gain some nice power from one but again with your location its all about being stealth so you dont have cop trouble.
Mar 20, 2010, 07:05 AM
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have to agree with the above. I see lots of people wasting 300 on getting retune for what i would call a baby mod wait till you get some parts together to get a retune. I have to disagree with the person that told you to not get a tubular manifold. You will gain some nice power from one but again with your location its all about being stealth so you dont have cop trouble.
Mar 20, 2010, 08:27 AM
#36
nothing wrong with rotas seriously do your homework. There are tons of people that use them for DD and autox and Tracking. Real volks or etc are still costing 1800 and up used so your not going to get a steal deal often for 950 without damage of some sort or a missing rims LOL. lets not start that fight
Mar 20, 2010, 08:35 AM
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nothing wrong with rotas seriously do your homework. There are tons of people that use them for DD and autox and Tracking. Real volks or etc are still costing 1800 and up used so your not going to get a steal deal often for 950 without damage of some sort or a missing rims LOL. lets not start that fight
Mar 20, 2010, 10:46 AM
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meh I don't care about what some call "real" wheels, all I care about is if they look good and are brand new. Can't beat $850 for a new set of wheels IMO.
either way I'm going to get a retune when I do the 02 housing because my last tune was done in 40-50 degree temps and in about a month or so it's going to be 100+ degree out here.....not sure if it matters but it gives me peace of mind for only $200.
either way I'm going to get a retune when I do the 02 housing because my last tune was done in 40-50 degree temps and in about a month or so it's going to be 100+ degree out here.....not sure if it matters but it gives me peace of mind for only $200.
Mar 20, 2010, 12:04 PM
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Well have you reached your power goals? Are you happy with the 300+ your making. If you have made your set HP goal I would move to some exterior work. I'm on the same boat you are. My car looks stock but I have the basic bolt on-s for power. Once I reach 315-320 I'm going to get rid of the stock Enkei's and go with some ROTA DPT or G-Force 
How could you go wrong with that mentality? You're happy with the power your making and now your car looks a little more aggressive with a little more attention to style :P I say go for wheels if your happy with your power goals.
How could you go wrong with that mentality? You're happy with the power your making and now your car looks a little more aggressive with a little more attention to style :P I say go for wheels if your happy with your power goals.
Mar 20, 2010, 12:20 PM
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Well have you reached your power goals? Are you happy with the 300+ your making. If you have made your set HP goal I would move to some exterior work. I'm on the same boat you are. My car looks stock but I have the basic bolt on-s for power. Once I reach 315-320 I'm going to get rid of the stock Enkei's and go with some ROTA DPT or G-Force
How could you go wrong with that mentality? You're happy with the power your making and now your car looks a little more aggressive with a little more attention to style :P I say go for wheels if your happy with your power goals.
How could you go wrong with that mentality? You're happy with the power your making and now your car looks a little more aggressive with a little more attention to style :P I say go for wheels if your happy with your power goals.