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01-15-2015, 06:29 PM | #15 | |
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The guy doesn't even own his car yet, who says he'll still want/need a BRZ in a month? Until someone owns a car and posts an opinion about what they desire or wish the car had, there's no way I will give an exact suggestion. Although, engine swap is pretty good to start considering most people wanting to mod this car out of the box want power. Put in a powerful enough engine, they will stop wanting power mods. There, that's my reasoning. -alex |
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Stereo. The base model one on the BRZ (non-satnav) is rubbish. That and the speakers are not much better either.
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Black interior plastics http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...ight=vent+trim K&N Drop in filter [ame="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000CO80OW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1"]Amazon.com: K&N 33-2300 High Performance Replacement Air Filter: Automotive[/ame] OFT http://www.openflashtablet.com/products/OFT/index.html DIY Sound Tube Delete http://www.ft86speedfactory.com/supe...lter-1346.html DIY Clutch grab adjustment http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8040 total: $735 Next on my list is wheel spacers and Motul oil. Full thread here, lots of suggestions and discussion on this topic http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=80464 Good point, I forget mine was already tinted. That would have been high on the list. |
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In the FT86 community, the obvious complaint is that there isn't enough power. In other communities, the stock suspension might be floaty, or part X might be a weak point that should be replaced if you plan on owning the car long term. Not everything is about high performance lol. I 100% agree that everyone could benefit from autox, but he asked about the car, not the driver. |
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Many people mod to get more enjoyment out of the car, more performance, more connection and many people don't realize how many affordable options they have to actually drive the car at 10/10ths of it's capability just like on Top Gear or X movie. Besides, if there's the 1/1,000 chance that the guy tests out his open flash tablet and new exhaust at the track instead of blasting around the local backroad with all the risks associated it's worth the minor annoyance. As posted above we have no idea what the OP wants so he gets suggestions for tires, suspension, engine swaps and sound systems. |
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Nothing.
I'm probably way in the minority here, but the thing that drew me to the BRZ was that it was purposefully built to be an awesome car with it's handling capabilities rivaling cars 2-3x the price, and I don't want to really mess with that. Stock seems to leave a bad taste in peoples mouth, but that only makes sense if you're trying to turn a Civic into a more of a track car; this isn't really a budget commuter car that *needs* to be modded out to be cool. IMO thinking about performance mods are a bit premature before you even get the car, and really get to know it as it was designed. Which only leaves cosmetic mods, which are really only personal taste. So, the ball's back in your court, OP |
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