I have a few bolt-ons & a couple cosmetics...Now its time for me to decide, more on looks or performance.....keep in mind, i'm on a limited budget thats why I couldn't do both or I would...

Opinions r appreciated, not looking for anyone to make the decision for me....I appreciate the inputs and/or advice

This forum & all the awesome pics gets me pumped up!

 

Depends on what you care about more and what your overall budget is. If you are on a limited budget doubt the amount of money you have will get you much in terms of performance.

What bolt ons do you already have?

 

5/16 spacer, Stillen intake w/Z-tube, FI Catback, ground kit, rotors, tuned...Ive always had a passion for show, but the go is very tempting.....

 

If I go with performance, I was thinking HFC, and a Tuner Kit......If I go with looks, I was thinking new Body Kit & better wheels...etc.

 

what's your budget like? how far would you go in either direction, show vs. go?

 

those two goals are pretty far spread on a budget level

 

Considering paint, body kit, wheels vs tuner kit....I would guesstimate $6,500 for either one...

 

Agree 100%

If I had 6500 to spend on mods. I would buy a nice used blower for 3500 bucks, install myself or get someone to do it for say ballpark 800.

Total 4300

Then buy some high flow cats or test pipes

Total 4800 (generous)

Then get tune

Total 5400

Then spend the last 1100 or so on appearance.




Otherwise what body kit's were you looking at?

 

I like the Karuma or Nismo front and Chargespeed rear...But I would want to upgrade my wheels first for a better look...The wheels I have now will not look good with a bodykit.

 

I got a seibon oem carbon fiber hood for sale if your interested. i just cant post on the market yet lol

 

A nice set of Baller rims and tires will make a huge difference bro. Also, lower it obviously if it's not already. Since you already have some "Go" on there, go with the "Show" aspect of it now. Good luck in whatever you do.

 

yup, do all the best stuff of both

 

Unless you have another car to drive if your car has down time I would not recommend going FI. A lot of people on here will quickly suggest FI because it's everyone's wet dream, but you really don't want to go FI if you're on a limited budget and don't have a different car for backup. Plus our cars require quite a bit of money in FI to get near anything near "fast"

 

I have some ok wheels, but some better more aggresive offset wheels would def make a huge difference...

 

well said...I totally agree.