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Old 08-14-2007, 06:55 PM
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I am thinking about buying some upgrade for my car. What is one the cheapest most effective upgrade to buy? Car has 119,000 miles still runs great.
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Old 08-14-2007, 08:25 PM
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How much are you looking to spend? And and what type of mod, Performance or Visual?
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Old 08-14-2007, 08:37 PM
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right now top amount 300 dollars. no visual upgrades.



*and yea im new so how do u find where u posted at or is there an easy way
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Lid and/or a good catback
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i got what my car has posted in my signature if that helps eliminate stuff.. i got the lid with the SLP intake kit. lid bellow scoop knn filter. and also i have the slp loudmouth 2 exhaust but it is not a cat back exhaust
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You could go with Rear lower control arms, motor wise for $300 I would save a couple hundred more and get long tube headers next.
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Bang for the buck, save a bit more and get some LTs
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i hear slp's lt headers you lose clearance but they are some of the best power wise.. and i hear shortys are useless. so what brand headers do you think. or what about just gettin high flow cats?
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pacesetter headers man ill be the first on this thread to say it cause im sure its gonna come up a few times.
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pacesetter headers man ill be the first on this thread to say it cause im sure its gonna come up a few times.
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