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Old 02-27-2004, 10:25 AM
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Oh I forgot my Spoon x brace and shock tower bar...

Old 02-27-2004, 10:27 AM
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Opps and the shift knob, Modifry's shift indicator and glove box organizer....
Old 02-27-2004, 12:28 PM
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STOCK, BABY! Only a fool would modify this car!




















Vortech intercooled supercharger.
4.44 rear gears with Yellow Box.
Toda header.
NGK copper racing plugs.
Spoon X-brace.
Neuspeed cat back exhaust.
Gauges - oil press, water temp, boost, A/F. With SOS twin gauge pod.
Modifry shift beeper.
Rick's Titanium Magnum shift knob.
(Winter tires during the appropriate season. Goodrich Winter Slalom on front, Bridgestone Blizzak MZ-01 on rear, all on ADR 16\" multispoke rims - 44mm offset, 7\").
Amuse style front lip.
OEM '04 rear wing.
Clear side markers.
Xenon blue high beam bulbs.
Billet Aluminum antenna.
Rick's \"S\" badges.
\"Mingster\" aluminum dead pedal.
OEM Hardtop (and winch to remove, put on and store when not in use).
OEM side strakes.
Rear speaker panels using stock speakers.
Replaced front speakers with Sony 1621's.
Sony 10 CD disc player.
Accessory power socket re-wired to constant available power.
Trunk release re-wired to only operate while car is ON.
Passenger side remote door unlock.
Clock/outside air temp mounted on radio door.
Relocated tool kit to above spare tire for extra trunk space.
Modified cruise control button divider for easier one finger cancellation.
Convex driver's side outside mirror.
Autolok, one touch up and down driver's window.
3M Scotchcal film (Xpel) on all frontal surfaces, including mirrors, headlites and area of rocker panel just in front of rear wheels.
Fiberglass/nylon bug mesh to protect radiator and A/C cannister from rocks and bugs.
Static cling window tint for rear plastic window.
Fleece roof well mat to protect inside of plastic window.
Muz mats.
Winter floor mats.
Hardwired Passport 8500 with homemade visor mount.
Dual Fiamm \"Highway Blasters\" horns.
Zaino treatment on paint.
Upgraded oil jet bolts (4 hole).
5 year long life engine coolant.
Installed \"fiber optic\" in radio door to make radio blinking light visible when radio door closed.
McGard front seat lock bolts.
Home made rear seat lock bolts.
Spoon magnetic oil pan and tranny pan drain bolts.
Locking gas cap. (My wife's last car had the remote fuel door pried open - gas cap stolen, luckily nothing poured into gas tank.)
Full size Rick's aeroscreen insert (but drilled full of holes for better wind management.
Roll hoop inserts (plexiglass).
Davies headrest pads (this is also for resting my head on).
Old 02-27-2004, 12:33 PM
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Looks like stock to me.
Old 02-27-2004, 12:43 PM
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^ A beer is presently being faxed to you!
Old 02-27-2004, 01:00 PM
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Originally posted by xviper
^ A beer is presently being faxed to you!

Actually I have one in my "non-mouse" hand as we speak. Thanks Dave!!
Old 02-27-2004, 06:59 PM
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Good thing this is Vintage. This question caused a lot of trouble in S2000 Talk a while ago.

Anyway, I have rear speakers, painted my calipers silver, installed a Fumoto Oil Valve, a 6 cd changer in the trunk and velcro'd a little clock to my radio door. I'm thinking about an x-brace.

Stock or Mod? I don't know but I'm pretty happy with it.
Old 02-27-2004, 07:07 PM
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I'd think subtle mods that make people enjoy their car's more would be even better. Keep all the OEM parts and maybe add a nice, not so loud exhaust and some lightweight 17 inch wheels.

Then you get into the mod craze and you go cookoo, spending $5000+ on your car.

So, we come to conclusion that if you plan to mod your car, better have a lot of cash in handy.
Old 02-27-2004, 08:47 PM
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In my younger days I always added mods to my car (we use to call it hot-rodding or souping it up) but I find with my toys now I like to keep them stock.
Old 02-28-2004, 01:32 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by xviper
STOCK, BABY!


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