post some more pic. if you can! Good luck....
Finally......
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Thanks all, now time for some upgrades!
Thinking about the following:
Suspension (Bilstein + H&R)
Clear Corners
Front Brake Ducts
Shift Kit
Bridge Wing
17" Cup Wheels (White Powdercoat)
I'll do my best to search the forum while apologizing in advance for asking common questions!
Suspension (Bilstein + H&R)
Clear Corners
Front Brake Ducts
Shift Kit
Bridge Wing
17" Cup Wheels (White Powdercoat)
I'll do my best to search the forum while apologizing in advance for asking common questions!
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Interesting items on your list. (no 'wrong' things, there -- personal preferences. have fun!)
I'd posit first thing to consider is 'eating yer vegetables'. ie, bringing the car's rudimentary stuff righteous, consumables-wise: filters, fluids flushed, pads/rotors thicknesses checked, and fixing existing weirdnesses. If you can do this stuff yourself, all the better!
This gives you a good basis datum to launch off of and is cheap insurance/ peace of mind over recent previous owner receipts. (eg, my weirdnesses showed cam seals and spark plugs needed changing. Go figure.)
Alignment checked?... heh -- talk about a vegetable.
I'd posit first thing to consider is 'eating yer vegetables'. ie, bringing the car's rudimentary stuff righteous, consumables-wise: filters, fluids flushed, pads/rotors thicknesses checked, and fixing existing weirdnesses. If you can do this stuff yourself, all the better!
This gives you a good basis datum to launch off of and is cheap insurance/ peace of mind over recent previous owner receipts. (eg, my weirdnesses showed cam seals and spark plugs needed changing. Go figure.)
Alignment checked?... heh -- talk about a vegetable.
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Congratulations!!! Enjoy it in good health.
And ask as many questions as you like, after you use the search first, of course
. We are here to help!
Mod away! You left out the aero mirrors from the list.
And ask as many questions as you like, after you use the search first, of course
. We are here to help!Mod away! You left out the aero mirrors from the list.
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Jonny's a great friend- I'm very stoked for him. The best colour combo IMHO.
I advised him to do the polar opposite to what I've done with my two cars and he'll be very happy.
Totally agree with a pre-emptive strike on fluids, hoses, belts etc. Then, let the games begin.
I advised him to do the polar opposite to what I've done with my two cars and he'll be very happy.
Totally agree with a pre-emptive strike on fluids, hoses, belts etc. Then, let the games begin.
