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Decals are not mods.

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A brick through the passenger wind is a nice cheap mod...

Is this seriously an auto-sticker thread? If so, head over to /reddit or 4Chan and check out their auto-sticker threads.

This is dumb.

Saving the $200 for when you have a repair

I recommend it too

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Strut tower brace or hood struts.

$200 worth of autox events.

CF aerial $45au

Never trust in edited post

Something to do with stickers. Probably best that it was edited early!


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id say my front swaybar was the best thing under $200 for me.

Who cares about the OP? The question is- what's the best mod for under $200.

I say used Berk dual exit muffler delete. My used aero kit was under $200 too.

There is no "best" mod for any price. All depends on what you are after. There can be a 'favorite' mod but not "best".

I'm not certain if this fits everybody's definition of a "mod" but upgrading the factory wheel studs to ARP-grade studs for ~ $120 may qualify.

that's not a bad idea

I don't think any of the mods on this forum could be bought for less than $200. I mean it's not like they have high standards, they're just so opportunistic.

I like driver mods that change how the car feels when you drive it:


Intake pipe/filter - $150 (improves throttle response)
Brake master cylinder brace - $100 (improves braking feel)
MTEC shifter springs, clutch spring, rear shifter bushing, front shifter bushings -$120 (improves shifter and clutch feel)
Cusco gas pedal - $50 (improves heel-toe ability)
Perrin steering rack lockdowns - $80 (improves steering feel)

In a word, placebo.

Which one?

track lessons?

First mod you can do that makes a difference in driving is tires. So, start saving your money by putting that $200 aside until you can replace the tires. If you want to replace the wheels as well, don't buy tires until you decide on the wheels; replace them together starting from ~$1000.

The next change that makes a difference in driving, if it is legal in your state, is replacing the exhaust header. You can do that without tune starting from ~$700 as well.

And, you can do the followings for around/under $200 if you do yourself. These make a difference for your reliability and/or performance:
Mishimoto oil catch can
replace the brake pads with stoptechs
install OEM STI oil cooler
replace brake fluid

I don't care enough about anything else to recommend before a supercharger upgrade which starts at $5000.

Catbacks, cold air intakes, K&N air filters, etc. are just fancy mods that actually don't make much difference in performance.

Aesthetic mods are personal and can be cheap or expensive. You can do anything you want.

Be careful with too many mods since their cost can be higher than the out-of-pocket price with reduced resale value of your car.

Since this thread apparently started about stickers I think you are way out of the league!

LOL, I didn't realize that. $200 for decals? :bonk:

Tough crowd but I'll add my 2 cents. For $200, I'd get a Fumoto valve (if you change your own oil, which you should) and a set of OEM JDM side markers and do the turn signal mod. Maybe a window tint if you live in a sunny state.

I'll second the fumoto valve. I'd add a good tire gauge a comfortable pair of driving shoes and a few tanks of gas to burn on twisty roads. Learn to really drive the car...

The original post was asking about mods and links to these mods. I stated that I haven't done anything besides tint and some decals. The trolls then came out to play. I made this thread to find out some inexpensive ideas that makes your car even better. Things such as the center arm rest come to mind. Oh well, sorry I asked for advice lol

I felt the window tint was money extremely well spent. I have a white series.blue and with all the black accents, the tint really makes the whole car pop.

This thread asked for advice on mods and I mentioned i only tinted the windows and put a few decals on the back lol

Well it escalated quickly then!
When somebody deletes or edits a first post we can only assume the worst.

I like this one for Manual Cars: https://anarchy-motive.com/products/titan

Another mod I forgot to mention - if you live in a state that requires a front plate, get a front plate relocator to avoid putting holes on your bumper. Btw, anyone know if there is any quality but less expensive alternatives to the GrimmSpeed one?

I'd recommend waiting until they tack the 8th one in there.

Ya it was just people trolling instead of offering advice. However, lots of members did post their ideas, so thanks!

Honestly, I've seen several used ones pop up on various forums, and that's where I got mine. I think for the price its my favorite tow hook plate mount. I would love the Raceng one with a go pro mount but $$$.

1 bag of cocaine and a hooker.

Air filter - 5 WHP

How about Lamin-X fog light covers and a set of Toyota mud guards?

The yellow (sticker yes!) is functional as the tinted light works better in fog than white, and looks fantastic with the blue, and the mud guards keep light splashes off the side panels.

I think the point is best bang for the buck.


If window tint is tour idea you should probably skip posting, I mean really? Face palm.