well just like the title says i just got a check for 300 and this is my car http://community.webshots.com/user/osofast10 what would you guys get. i was thinking of a RS front lip and then buying an accord rear lip and then painting it all red. what do you guys think? or do you guys have a better idea? let me know. thanks
Originally posted by UBetterBelieveIt oh, i know the intake looks ricey, but did it help at higher speeds? kinda like FI? just wondering....
if anything it would hurt. all the passing air would more than likely
pull out the air going in.
intercoolers dont need passing air, rather needs just cool air.
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what about cam gears...cant blow up your car with that.
Get: pullies AEM used $100 - po.com
Carsound Cat - 100$ i think somewhere else
Cam gears both used - po.com maybe?
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theres nothing rice about a performance part if it works. you could have a field day with a bunch of money like that. depends on how much time you have, and what your needs are; if you want go or show. you could buy some vinyl dye, some caliper paint, cam gears, accord rear lip, you could get an egr block plate made, tons of stuff.
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Its in your price range, and its a nice addition for any tuner. It looks great, is functional, a great conversation piece (work with me now...) and chicks dig it.
That sounds like a great idea man!! Seriously, if you wanna make your car look better, or perform better for that matter, just save up, cuz 300 bucks aint gonna get you very far.
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