View Poll Results: How Should I Spend My First $300
Volant CAI (It is a WS-6)
7
5.60%
Predator (Used)
1
0.80%
Lid & UD Pulleys
51
40.80%
Catback
43
34.40%
Other
23
18.40%
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Help Me Spend My First $300
08-23-2006, 03:46 PM
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Help Me Spend My First $300 I just bought a 2000 WS-6 Auto with 51,000 miles. Everything seems to be maintained up to date and in good order so I'm ready to start modding.
I've done the Fernco smooth bellow mod and that's it so far, bone stock.
I have $300 dollars that I can spend on the car right now, let me know what you think I should do.
If "Other" please post what you think I should do.
Thanks for taking the time to vote.
I've done the Fernco smooth bellow mod and that's it so far, bone stock.
I have $300 dollars that I can spend on the car right now, let me know what you think I should do.
If "Other" please post what you think I should do.
Thanks for taking the time to vote.
08-23-2006, 05:03 PM
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other: lid, FTRA and ported tb.
i'm strongly against a catback. any catback you spend $300 on will IMO look and sound like
IMO a good catback setup runs around $500 - $700.
i'm strongly against a catback. any catback you spend $300 on will IMO look and sound like
IMO a good catback setup runs around $500 - $700.
08-23-2006, 05:22 PM
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save your money and invest in a fuddle 3500rpm stall torque converter /tune for the tcs , oh and some tires .
Just buy a muffler for now $37.00 dynomax bullet have it welded in place of the stocker
Just buy a muffler for now $37.00 dynomax bullet have it welded in place of the stocker
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08-23-2006, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by ChocoTaco369
i'm strongly against a catback. any catback you spend $300 on will IMO look and sound like IMO a good catback setup runs around $500 - $700.
IMO a good catback setup runs around $500 - $700.
08-24-2006, 09:20 AM
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Save your cash and just enjoy the car the way it is for 6 months. It's alway good to get to know the car first before jumping on the mod train, and if there are any hidden issues, you won't have drained your cash on mods when you really need repairs.
08-24-2006, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by ChocoTaco369
other: lid, FTRA and ported tb.
i'm strongly against a catback. any catback you spend $300 on will IMO look and sound like IMO a good catback setup runs around $500 - $700.
i'm strongly against a catback. any catback you spend $300 on will IMO look and sound like
IMO a good catback setup runs around $500 - $700.I have a TSP Rumbler catback that was $225 shipped, and I have never heard anyone say they sound like crap. Magnaflow? Loudmouth? Hooker? Garbage because they don't cost enough? You're not going to get better flow than those, and how often do people see more than the exhaust tips?