Typical Mod Path?
Joined: 05-18-11
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From: West Chicago, IL
pshh evos...
very nice, but i always thought they were kindof ugly... minus the mr's.. cobalt looks better all day i think except the build quality shows inside and out.
soobies, though...
very nice, but i always thought they were kindof ugly... minus the mr's.. cobalt looks better all day i think except the build quality shows inside and out.
soobies, though...
[QUOTE=CudaJoe;6171521
And for those that say, run a turbo swapped one!!!! I ran a turbo swapped wrx with all the appropriate supporting mods making 350awhp and 360trq. I beat him by a car length with me having stock turbo, stock motor, a few bolt ons and a tune.[/QUOTE]
to spend that much money and actually swap a turbo and only make 350 must be disappointing
And for those that say, run a turbo swapped one!!!! I ran a turbo swapped wrx with all the appropriate supporting mods making 350awhp and 360trq. I beat him by a car length with me having stock turbo, stock motor, a few bolt ons and a tune.[/QUOTE]
to spend that much money and actually swap a turbo and only make 350 must be disappointing
i still wish i had just bought a C5Z instead lol
with that said my buddy put together a late 90's impreza with a JDM STi swap with 4.44 gears front and rear and with the stock 16G at like 18lbs it feels faster than my SS/TC on 22lbs
with that said my buddy put together a late 90's impreza with a JDM STi swap with 4.44 gears front and rear and with the stock 16G at like 18lbs it feels faster than my SS/TC on 22lbs
I guess it is hard lol. I'm in Yonkers, about 10 miles north of Manhattan. Just I never paid attention for E85, I will start looking for it now.
you can always just get the stage 1 for now and then when the time comes buy everything at once and get it all done at once. saves money and time. thats what im in the process of doing. bought 90% of what i need. all i need now is a clutch and intercooler and im set.
ok since no one else mentioned it if you are going to mod your car just hang the warranty up, you just can't have it both ways. Basically any part that's not factory gm dealers are gonna find any reason to not fix your car so its not even worth the headache unless you found a mod-friendly dealer, but i mean our cars aren't really that unreliable, i seem to be in the minority of problems with the LNF motor and thats expected with any car, but if you are gonna mod i would say collect the bolt ons then install them right before getting tuned, our cars have learn-down so its like wasting your money you aren't reaching the full potential and thats the entire point of modding
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