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Most bang for the buck?
So I have roughly $1000 to spend on modifications. What will get me the most bang for the buck if I'm trying to make my FRS faster?
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nothing that will make you say "money well spent," id spend it on exterior mods like wheels or coils!
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Headers: $600-700
Tune: $200-800 That's what I'm going for right now. lol ![]() I would say turbo or supercharger, but it's around $3,000-6,000. lol |
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I'm leaning towards either ecutek or carbon fiber drive shaft. I know the drive shaft will not produce more power but will make the car feel peppier.
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tune and tires!
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What do you mean faster.. That's a detail people need to give you the best advice.. Faster in a straight line, faster around a track, faster around corners through canyons???
Better handling would be tires and springs.. Depending on the springs of course Faster you could do headers take it to a muffler shop and for cheap get a pipe from the over pipe back with no muffler or cat for cheap cheap, then a tune.. It'll be loud, but you didn't state if its a DD and need things like livability.. LW pulley helps a bit.. Sure you could run to Home Depot and ala 90's with a PVC intake lol.. Cheap... |
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Tune!
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Just get a tune! Best bang for your buck. Will make your car faster in straights and twisty
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underbody streetglow. your frs will seemingly go faster as everyone around you slows down and laughs
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tiajuana hooker. those girls will do anything for a dollar.
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For $1000 you can't make your car much faster but at least you can make it sound better with an exhaust upgrade.
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You can improve the feel of the car with transmission mount stiffener and subframe bushings. Tune, intake, or exhaust would be good with remaining money as first 2 could be had for roughly 10% of your budget.
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tires are the first thing.
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Since your from socal here im sure you & car will get faster
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