taming the beast
Get a set of AP1 rims with a set of Grand Touring All Season tires. The larger and softer sidewall will improve the car's ride A LOT.
Now, don't take it to the twistie roads with those. They will lack the stock steering feel and responce.
Now, don't take it to the twistie roads with those. They will lack the stock steering feel and responce.
Originally Posted by psychophd,Dec 13 2007, 06:00 PM
3. S-pods for better stereo.
thanks guys!
Ok, I'm spoiled. I do have a daily (EG hatch), but I love driving my S much more - it's just every now and then it's nice to have a real trunk, be able to recline the seat more than a seat in the coach section of an airplane, and not have to huddle under the steering wheel while making a phone call.
Upgrading audio, dynamat, maybe a HT. Hmm....
Ok, I'm spoiled. I do have a daily (EG hatch), but I love driving my S much more - it's just every now and then it's nice to have a real trunk, be able to recline the seat more than a seat in the coach section of an airplane, and not have to huddle under the steering wheel while making a phone call.
Upgrading audio, dynamat, maybe a HT. Hmm....
buy some decent quality seats and a half decent radio, got to be the best option
ya know, we all know the s is our little race car and we all love it for that. i like being slightly uncomfy occasionally because it reminds me what i'm in and how i need to appreciate it.
buy yourself a run-around if you don't think the s will cut-it. don't change what's already a fabulous vehicle
ya know, we all know the s is our little race car and we all love it for that. i like being slightly uncomfy occasionally because it reminds me what i'm in and how i need to appreciate it.
buy yourself a run-around if you don't think the s will cut-it. don't change what's already a fabulous vehicle





