Top 10 mods

[Bowen]

Originally Posted by Romanov

1. Chrome rims preferably 22inch +
2. EBay body kit (don't paint it)
3. Lift kit or spring delete. Pick whatever you like
4. Muffler delete
5. Big wing. The bigger the better
6. Badge to gtr nismo badges
7. Plasti dip the whole car black
8. Big pod air filter
9. Engine paint bright green
10. 87 gasoline. Works better for cheaper. Trust me

THIS.

Forget Forced Induction or suspension/tires. These mods will add an extra 230BWHP per gasoline mile. JDM yo.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by MisterSheep

Or a engine swap

One of those 2 hour bolt in kit swaps!

[JD001]

I would keep it simple, debadge and then go for Scion FRS badges. Oh and I would change the front bumper assembly too so it looks a Scion.

[jarnojvv]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

One of those 2 hour bolt in kit swaps!

2JZ is 3 hours if you want electronics to work.

[Camaroguy]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

One of those 2 hour bolt in kit swaps!

LS motor swap FTW

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[mav1178]

Originally Posted by Nooberatic123

Hey people. I'm graduating college and thinking about buying a BRZ. I've never done any work on cars, but I'm looking to pick up a new hobby since a huge chunk of my time will be opening up. Can you guys offer any suggestions on what top 10 mods I should do if I get a BRZ?

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1) sign the paperwork
2) pay for the car
3) drive it off the lot
4) get drive-thru
5) drive it home
6) wash it
7) drive it somewhere from home
8) drive it back home
9) go to sleep
10) figure out what you dislike, then mod the car.

Modifications, exactly as the word implies, is changing something on the car. What you like or dislike will be different than the next person. Figure out what your priorities in life are, then go change those you don't like.

Or if I were you, I'd take my college diploma and burn it.

-alex

[gtslow]

Good wash, detail and wax.
Tint (legal of course)
Start looking at wheels and tires but don't buy any until you know what you want.
Maintenance if the car is used.

[malubawla]

1. OFT
2. Catless UEL Header
3. Drop-in Air Filter
4. Wider rims/tires
5. Coilovers
6. Catback (purely for sound preference)
7. Lip Kit
8. Sway Bars
9. Upgraded brake pads
10. Oil Catch Can

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[krayzie]

Originally Posted by JD001

I would keep it simple, debadge and then go for Scion FRS badges. Oh and I would change the front bumper assembly too so it looks a Scion.

But the Scion badge is like the Jumpman logo. You know everybody wants Nike Air I mean Toyota badges.

[Dark]

You don't really know what you need until you spend enough seat time. It differs from a driver to another. Some may want to stiffen up suspension, some may want a stickier set of tires, some may want a little more power.

[Nooberatic123]

Originally Posted by mav1178

1) sign the paperwork
2) pay for the car
3) drive it off the lot
4) get drive-thru
5) drive it home
6) wash it
7) drive it somewhere from home
8) drive it back home
9) go to sleep
10) figure out what you dislike, then mod the car.

Modifications, exactly as the word implies, is changing something on the car. What you like or dislike will be different than the next person. Figure out what your priorities in life are, then go change those you don't like.

Or if I were you, I'd take my college diploma and burn it.

-alex

Lmao best advice all day 😂😂


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[asdf]

When you figure out what you want to change on the car, research the part(s) that you're interested in and save/don't cheap out on/settle for parts because something is cheaper or just "good enough."