Are you happy with Stock?
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From: Toh-rensa,Ahteesia,Ahcadia,Montree Pak, Longa Beacha
Nothing wrong with stock.
My philosophy will modding my car is to improve areas where I thought that the factory could have been better. But overall keep an OEM appearance.
The only mods I have that are noticeable from the outside are X5 projectors, red brembo calipers, crossdrilled front rotor, and 2-piece rear rotor. I'm very happy with my lighting and braking situation.
Even if I had a $80K sports car, I'd probably still polish the intake manifold, etc, just to increase the performance over a stock car of the same type on the street.
My philosophy will modding my car is to improve areas where I thought that the factory could have been better. But overall keep an OEM appearance.
The only mods I have that are noticeable from the outside are X5 projectors, red brembo calipers, crossdrilled front rotor, and 2-piece rear rotor. I'm very happy with my lighting and braking situation.
Even if I had a $80K sports car, I'd probably still polish the intake manifold, etc, just to increase the performance over a stock car of the same type on the street.
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Originally Posted by Mikerosoft
I'm happy with my car stock. . Around here most of the modded cars you see are crappy little honda civics (crappy in age and care. I own a Honda too) that sound like a bumble bee, have monster wings on the back and various other lame mods.
I fear that modding my car would just make me look like one of these kids with little brains and too much money invested in my car.
I fear that modding my car would just make me look like one of these kids with little brains and too much money invested in my car.
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