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09-13-2014, 12:01 AM | #1 |
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What should I buy next?
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I have been around this forum for about a year (yes i know 0 posts..) searching through every thread/topic about the FR-S. I got my fr-s about 5-6 months ago and my most recent upgrade was an Invidia Catback exhaust + Invidia Catless Frontpipe. Now I'm wondering what to buy next. My budget works around 2k (working nonstop for that cashhhhflowwww). I've come to conclusion between several upgrades
**No I don't track my car YET. maybe in the near future. I would appreciate any insight to which one of these upgrades I should I get ... thanks! |
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I'd get the wheels.
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Hold down traction control for more than 3.5 seconds on a stock then drive/abuse it. No upgrades needed. The only people that need more hp are the ones who can't drive correctly.
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For 2k, I'd say: Project Mu hc800 pads, Hotchkiss springs, a set of extreme performance street tires, 225/45r17, on some good condition craigslist wheels and finally an OFT tablet. Should be great in balance and right within your budget. For mainly a simple street car, that would be my setup on your budget. Too bad I've been dumping my budget into my MR2 this year
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But in all reality, getting rid of that torque dip seems like a good idea. Even if i'm not in the 200whp range. it's all about that butt dyno right? Quote:
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The first thing I'd do is not spend any money yet. The second is to get out on a track and find out if you really want to do that. Assuming you do, 3rd is to read the hell out of these threads:
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25485 http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38926 http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25494 If your serious about tracking these will be very helpful, and will provide a guide as to how best to spend your money. With only 2K to spend it will be real easy to spend it on things that make little or no difference on the track. |
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WUT???? Traction and stability control make you a worse driver?? HMMMMM what are the manufactures thinking building these electronic death traps.
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However, as of right now tracking isn't really on my mind; like I said maybe some time in the future(maybe i'm just too lazy lol). That doesn't mean I love to go for a spirited drive~ |
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