what should i mod on my car?
01-09-2011, 04:12 AM
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what should i mod on my car?
i have a 2011 g37xs graphite shadow....planning on putting tints next week...i dont want to spend to much money and i dont want any big projects..idea would be appreciated
01-09-2011, 04:30 AM
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Well if you're low on money like me the first things I did were...
I put vleds on the license plate and the doors for about 30 bucks. Definitely need to get rid of that yellow color. Also did my city lights which were simple.
I painted my grill gloss black myself for about 20 bucks for the supplies.
The next thing I'm hoping to do is get an intake most likely R2C. I guess they go for about 300 used but I think it's a good upgrade to do.
And most others would lower their car with eibachs but I live in the city so I can't.
I put vleds on the license plate and the doors for about 30 bucks. Definitely need to get rid of that yellow color. Also did my city lights which were simple.
I painted my grill gloss black myself for about 20 bucks for the supplies.
The next thing I'm hoping to do is get an intake most likely R2C. I guess they go for about 300 used but I think it's a good upgrade to do.
And most others would lower their car with eibachs but I live in the city so I can't.
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02-11-2011, 02:28 PM
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im not sure what your budget is but:
BB grounding kit is a must imo (100$ ish)
I have an r2c intake and i really like it (400 ish)
I have coilovers and sway bars on the way, coilovers are great imo (1000 for my bc's but goes up from there)
IMO your first mod sound be grounding kit, its easy to do and will give you some confidence for future mods (it did for me).
BB grounding kit is a must imo (100$ ish)
I have an r2c intake and i really like it (400 ish)
I have coilovers and sway bars on the way, coilovers are great imo (1000 for my bc's but goes up from there)
IMO your first mod sound be grounding kit, its easy to do and will give you some confidence for future mods (it did for me).
02-11-2011, 03:36 PM
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IMO you should do some research first before you plan out your modding. Don't just jump into it w/o any specific plan to decide on the look/improvement that you are trying to achieve. Search around the forum cuz there is countless threads with very useful info on our cars. In the end, take your time and don't go cheap. You spent pretty pennies for the car, so don't go around putting cheap/knockoff parts on your ride.
02-11-2011, 03:40 PM
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IMO you should do some research first before you plan out your modding. Don't just jump into it w/o any specific plan to decide on the look/improvement that you are trying to achieve. Search around the forum cuz there is countless threads with very useful info on our cars. In the end, take your time and don't go cheap. You spent pretty pennies for the car, so don't go around putting cheap/knockoff parts on your ride.
02-11-2011, 03:49 PM
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suspension mods > power mods > aesthetic mods (lips, wheels, diffusers, etc.)
my first cheap mods included v-leds vanity + license plate leds. then i moved onto my headlight bulbs + hid fogs (basics). then i recently moved onto injen cold airs and a gtspec strut bar. the best mod for suspension, NO DOUBT, is the front strut. notice our oe cars don't come with front struts. it really does wonders. injen's are AWESOME as well!
my first cheap mods included v-leds vanity + license plate leds. then i moved onto my headlight bulbs + hid fogs (basics). then i recently moved onto injen cold airs and a gtspec strut bar. the best mod for suspension, NO DOUBT, is the front strut. notice our oe cars don't come with front struts. it really does wonders. injen's are AWESOME as well!
02-11-2011, 10:58 PM
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