If you had $500 to spend
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If you had $500 to spend
Just recently I have had circumstances in my life that have provided me disposable funds to put towards my car. I haven't had money to spend on anything other than maintenance in a while. I have some ideas on what to get but would like your opinions to get some ideas stirring.
If you guys had $500 to spend towards your car, what would you buy?
So far things I'm considering are:
- Brake Ducting kit (track and braking performance)
- Carbon Fiber Rad cover (engine bay bling mostly)
- Hood Shocks (maintenance/convenience)
- Track days (put towards cost for track days)
- Professional Detail (bring my black paint back to life, no more swirly's)
If you guys had $500 to spend towards your car, what would you buy?
So far things I'm considering are:
- Brake Ducting kit (track and braking performance)
- Carbon Fiber Rad cover (engine bay bling mostly)
- Hood Shocks (maintenance/convenience)
- Track days (put towards cost for track days)
- Professional Detail (bring my black paint back to life, no more swirly's)
#6
A pro detail from Wes R would be amazing. Black paint needs it more than others.
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#8
^ I hope he has lots of friends with lots of cars that he can learn on... Mastering a DA polisher isn't something that you learn on your first shot, especially on a black car. Not to mention a proper paint correction can take 8+ hours hence why most paint correction places charge what they charge, it's not your typical "detail" from a dealership.
#9
One of the following...
Track day
Track pads
Track lap timer
5 pt harness
Upgrade rad
Extended studs
Tune
Or
For the S..
Tires
Detail products (pads, Polish, clay)
I think that's it
Track day
Track pads
Track lap timer
5 pt harness
Upgrade rad
Extended studs
Tune
Or
For the S..
Tires
Detail products (pads, Polish, clay)
I think that's it
#10
That is a pretty small budget when it comes to mods for this car. I'd say Keep saving towards the $450 US mark and get yourself a steering wheel upgrade, the OEM wheel is way too thin. You'll appreciate it every time you get into your vehicle, I love my new wheel, one of my favourite mods.