OFFICIAL "What Mods Should I Buy for my Coupe?" Thread
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OceanDriveDrizz (01-24-2014)
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What's left to do...
So here's what I've done so far to my '03 DG Coupe...
- Tein S Techs
- SPC camber kit
- Stillen Z Tube
- Megan Test Pipes
- Custom exhaust setup
- Intake
What would you do next (short of turbo/sc)? Tune...plenum...headers...wheel spacers...etc? All opinions welcome...just looking for ideas/pics.
- Tein S Techs
- SPC camber kit
- Stillen Z Tube
- Megan Test Pipes
- Custom exhaust setup
- Intake
What would you do next (short of turbo/sc)? Tune...plenum...headers...wheel spacers...etc? All opinions welcome...just looking for ideas/pics.
#2255
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Well you don't seem to have many visual mods, so how about sprucing up your exterior? May i suggest:
https://g35driver.com/forums/20-inch...ggressive.html
- swap the springs for some legit coilovers
- Karuma Z front bumper
-Impul sides
-JDM tail lights
-Chargespeed rear bumper
There is a ton of potential for your car left. I gave you some of the basic cookie cutter pieces that i would go with. Some people will say that this setup is overplayed, but people have it because it looks the best IMO. Polishing your engine bay will always bring a smile to your face when you pop your hood too...
https://g35driver.com/forums/20-inch...ggressive.html
- swap the springs for some legit coilovers
- Karuma Z front bumper
-Impul sides
-JDM tail lights
-Chargespeed rear bumper
There is a ton of potential for your car left. I gave you some of the basic cookie cutter pieces that i would go with. Some people will say that this setup is overplayed, but people have it because it looks the best IMO. Polishing your engine bay will always bring a smile to your face when you pop your hood too...
#2257
Well you don't seem to have many visual mods, so how about sprucing up your exterior? May i suggest:
https://g35driver.com/forums/20-inch...ggressive.html
- swap the springs for some legit coilovers
- Karuma Z front bumper
-Impul sides
-JDM tail lights
-Chargespeed rear bumper
There is a ton of potential for your car left. I gave you some of the basic cookie cutter pieces that i would go with. Some people will say that this setup is overplayed, but people have it because it looks the best IMO. Polishing your engine bay will always bring a smile to your face when you pop your hood too...
https://g35driver.com/forums/20-inch...ggressive.html
- swap the springs for some legit coilovers
- Karuma Z front bumper
-Impul sides
-JDM tail lights
-Chargespeed rear bumper
There is a ton of potential for your car left. I gave you some of the basic cookie cutter pieces that i would go with. Some people will say that this setup is overplayed, but people have it because it looks the best IMO. Polishing your engine bay will always bring a smile to your face when you pop your hood too...
#2259
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If you're still running the y-pipe exhaust you're not getting the maximum from the system. Get a dual system like one of Motordyne's or HKS. There are two mods that our members have considered "Best Bang for your Buck," Motordyne's plenum spacer and a Osiris tune. Depending on how deep your pocket are coilovers are the way to lower your ride, add sway bars and adjustable endlinks and you've got a fun ride. Exterior...wheels/tires, front bumper and sides along with f/g trunk lid. LED bulbs on your license plate and under doors are a cool touch. Best
, attend meets/shows and see what other member are doing...Gary
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#2260
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I think it depends on what you're after. If you want adjustability for track days vs daily driving then coils are the only way to go. If you want one setup and know you won't be adjusting you can find a spring/strut setup that works as well as coilovers.
For instance I kinda like my car to feel like a mix of street and track, but I like that all the time. I don't want a super cushy ride, but I want SOME comfort, so the eibach pro kit and KYB gr-2 setup is perfect for me. They work really well together for something that's just a bit more rough than stock. All warranties are still valid too.
For instance I kinda like my car to feel like a mix of street and track, but I like that all the time. I don't want a super cushy ride, but I want SOME comfort, so the eibach pro kit and KYB gr-2 setup is perfect for me. They work really well together for something that's just a bit more rough than stock. All warranties are still valid too.