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sleepy2lazy · 03-31-2008

Honestly, in an Auto 4g, i'd leave it as a cruiser, a business car, a ladies pick up mobile.

Why? Its an auto. Maybe i'd put some really nice rims on it, but wouldn't do much go fast parts on it yet. considering its a new car, your coilovers should be fine. Intake / Exhaust ~ the performance gain on those two isn't what'd make me giggle when you drive, its not in my car either. Strut bars and what not aren't really visible, and like said, its a new car, wouldn't really need em.

But if you must ~ Intake / Exhaust first....

03-31-2008	#12
sleepy2lazy Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: I am a Little Canadian Posts: 518	Re: What to do first on my 4G? Honestly, in an Auto 4g, i'd leave it as a cruiser, a business car, a ladies pick up mobile. Why? Its an auto. Maybe i'd put some really nice rims on it, but wouldn't do much go fast parts on it yet. considering its a new car, your coilovers should be fine. Intake / Exhaust ~ the performance gain on those two isn't what'd make me giggle when you drive, its not in my car either. Strut bars and what not aren't really visible, and like said, its a new car, wouldn't really need em. But if you must ~ Intake / Exhaust first....