bought some smaller mods while waiting for header install and tune
#18
By the way, don't want to ruin it for you, but you'll get used to these mods very quickly and it won't be enough. I learned the hard way that I should have went turbo right away, instead of spending thousands on bolt-ons and tune. Now I can't afford to continue my turbo build, maybe I would have if I didn't spend my money on the other crap lol
Countless number of people will back this up. Do it right, right away... go FI
Countless number of people will back this up. Do it right, right away... go FI
#19
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Orange County
yea i was thinking about that, but im gona leave FI for my next car project. this is the first car im really modding, so didnt really want that big of a jump. i drove a 06 mb c230 before this so im happy at the moment, and im buying most of these mods used because cant afford them otherwise. 20yr old college student who gowes to school a lot. yea thats my lifes story
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#21
lol yeah I can totally relate. I owned a heavily modded 99 civic SI before and it was so modded out I had a different problem every week.
At 19, bought the G as a "performance somewhat baller car that I will never mod" I thought to myself there isn't a thing I could do to it! Fast forward 4 years later.......10k+ in mods down the the hole
At 19, bought the G as a "performance somewhat baller car that I will never mod" I thought to myself there isn't a thing I could do to it! Fast forward 4 years later.......10k+ in mods down the the hole
#24
+1 to that. I bought some wheels..tires. Said I'm done, but I may buy a hood and some springs. 5 months later I was planning a trip to Cali for my TT and suspension. A year 1/2 later I have a built trans, TT, on my 2nd set of suspension that I'm waiting to install, BBK, and will be doing a motor soon.....it doesn't end.
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