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I'd say getting someone to teach you how to drive would be the best spent "mod" along with a track day. Get used to that, then you should get some nice coil overs (find ones that don't hinder the performance that some cheap ones may do). When I was researching for my coil over set, I was thinking of BC racing, buddy club, etc but then I decided on getting something that would be BETTER than stock and so I decided between the Bilstein PSS9 and the KW Variant 3's. Ultimately I went with the KW V3's, but be on the lookout for the Bilstein PSS10's, someone mentioned that they were or are going to be released.