$700 for mods, what to get?
#16
uh, ya.
Why would you spend $700 on a cat-back when you can get a turbo-back for $450 or so that will perform exactly the same?
A blow-off valve will hurt the performance of your car, not help.
And a turbo timer is definately not a needed mod. If you aren't comfortable modifying your car's wiring, you cant even lock the doors while the turbo timer is running, meaning that it is pretty much useless since you have to wait for the car to shut off. And, under normal conditions a timer isnt even necessary for our cars.
The mods that I suggested are going to give you the most power for your dollars. If you want the car to handle better, spend the cash on some used 17 wheels/tires. Then ebay your stockers and buy a mattspec exhaust. After that, gut your uppipe.
That would actually give you the BEST bang for your buck. Your car will handle much better and have noticably more power and torque.
You will also be ready for a stage 2(I think) reflash to even further enhance the power/drivability of your car.
Why would you spend $700 on a cat-back when you can get a turbo-back for $450 or so that will perform exactly the same?
A blow-off valve will hurt the performance of your car, not help.
And a turbo timer is definately not a needed mod. If you aren't comfortable modifying your car's wiring, you cant even lock the doors while the turbo timer is running, meaning that it is pretty much useless since you have to wait for the car to shut off. And, under normal conditions a timer isnt even necessary for our cars.
The mods that I suggested are going to give you the most power for your dollars. If you want the car to handle better, spend the cash on some used 17 wheels/tires. Then ebay your stockers and buy a mattspec exhaust. After that, gut your uppipe.
That would actually give you the BEST bang for your buck. Your car will handle much better and have noticably more power and torque.
You will also be ready for a stage 2(I think) reflash to even further enhance the power/drivability of your car.
#17
what?? why is that turbo-back system so cheap?
it certainly looks like a good deal, but i would be wary of anything that sounds too good to be true....like a turbo-back for $400. the tenabe cat-back is expensive, but it is quality...which, at least on my car, is something i value. if its worth doing, do it right. spend the extra money or you may regret it later.
it certainly looks like a good deal, but i would be wary of anything that sounds too good to be true....like a turbo-back for $400. the tenabe cat-back is expensive, but it is quality...which, at least on my car, is something i value. if its worth doing, do it right. spend the extra money or you may regret it later.
#19
click on the link that I posted and you will see how to have a turbo-back built for less than $500.
If you built it exactly as shown, you would be using stainless steel piping(better than greddy evo, same as everyone else basically) a magnaflow cat(or no cat for a small savings, but a high flow cat doesnt suck horsepower like the stockers) and a borla muffler.
Those are all quality parts, and it will be custom built to match your specific vehicle.
When you buy a tanabe exhaust you are paying more for brand name and the advertising that it takes to build one than for actual quality(same with other brands, not just tanabe)
If you built it exactly as shown, you would be using stainless steel piping(better than greddy evo, same as everyone else basically) a magnaflow cat(or no cat for a small savings, but a high flow cat doesnt suck horsepower like the stockers) and a borla muffler.
Those are all quality parts, and it will be custom built to match your specific vehicle.
When you buy a tanabe exhaust you are paying more for brand name and the advertising that it takes to build one than for actual quality(same with other brands, not just tanabe)
#21
Originally posted by neenjafus
click on the link that I posted and you will see how to have a turbo-back built for less than $500.
If you built it exactly as shown, you would be using stainless steel piping(better than greddy evo, same as everyone else basically) a magnaflow cat(or no cat for a small savings, but a high flow cat doesnt suck horsepower like the stockers) and a borla muffler.
Those are all quality parts, and it will be custom built to match your specific vehicle.
When you buy a tanabe exhaust you are paying more for brand name and the advertising that it takes to build one than for actual quality(same with other brands, not just tanabe)
click on the link that I posted and you will see how to have a turbo-back built for less than $500.
If you built it exactly as shown, you would be using stainless steel piping(better than greddy evo, same as everyone else basically) a magnaflow cat(or no cat for a small savings, but a high flow cat doesnt suck horsepower like the stockers) and a borla muffler.
Those are all quality parts, and it will be custom built to match your specific vehicle.
When you buy a tanabe exhaust you are paying more for brand name and the advertising that it takes to build one than for actual quality(same with other brands, not just tanabe)
#22
get an accessport. the stock exhaust is good til bout 300 hp. wouldnt it be rice i mean nice to have a accessport with stock muffler and a cobb dp and uppipe? boy that would be stealth. or you can buy 400 bux worth a stickers and get a big *** exhaust tip and some neon. hahah geez i just turned around and the subaru commercial is on tv.
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