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What mod should i do next?

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Old 04-24-2008, 12:53 PM
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With my current mods what mod should i do next? My car is a DD. Sometimes i take it to the track.

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None. Save up and for some headers or something that will give you a noticable gain.
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SFCs no doubt. Then relocation brackets
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From that list I'd say subframe connectors, but if you have an automatic you should get a stall converter.
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Originally Posted by BAT TA
From that list I'd say subframe connectors, but if you have an automatic you should get a stall converter.
Yes i have a A4.
I want ppl opinions why I should or shouldn’t get.

IM voting on RLB cause i dont want to spin my tires anymore
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my vote went to relocation brackets... easy cheap mod, and should help you with traction.
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Subframe Connectors...
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why get the bolt on relocaton or subframes? Just wondering. With the difference in how much weld on's and bolt on's cost you could get both, but i vote subframes. By far the best suspension mod ive done to my car.
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Subframe connectors and a cutout.
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If I had to choose one i would go with the lca's
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well... porting your throttle body is actually free so there's one off the list. sub-frame connectors aren't really neccessary unless you truely track your car more than above average but of course they will help with ridgity. so if you have no problem with changing the exhaust, longtubes would be a good start, or maybe even gears

...if you having problems spinning, get some new tires... if your well lowered some RLB's and a PHB will be of assistance then




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