Modern "Sports Purpose" Fantasy Build
03-21-2016 | 01:57 AM
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From: deine Mutter
Magnus did something similar. Do what you like. Ignore the rest.
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something different for sure
03-21-2016 | 02:13 AM
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From: Orange County
By "constructive" you mean, I am only allowed to agree with what the OP posted? If so, why are we all here? I simply expressed that I (my opinion) wasn't a big fan of the pic that was posted. He asked for opinions. If I read it wrong, my bad.
03-22-2016 | 09:02 AM
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From: Indy, Indiana
03-22-2016 | 10:09 AM
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From: Mooresville, IN (Life Long Cheesehead)
The base is a '06 S. I agree re: the plenum, out of all the "performance" upgrades, it seems the most questionable. Though I'm under no illusion that there's a whole lot of HP/$ to be extracted from the engine, replacing the exhaust should shed a decent amount of weight from the rear.
Now for the shameless plug......I'm taking my 10 month old IPD Competition plenum off in June and replacing it with an X51 plenum / manifold intake. It will be for sale along with a GT3 TB.
03-22-2016 | 10:41 AM
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Racer
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From: East Baynia
No, found this site: http://www.3dtuning.com/en-US/
Nice way to kill time, though you're a bit limited in what you can do. Before I do any real work on the car, I'll take the time to do a proper edit in Photoshop. And, with the advances in temporary painting via Halo EFX--I don't even think they're calling it plasti dip anymore--you can make some fun visual changes to your car without "ruining" the resale.
Nice way to kill time, though you're a bit limited in what you can do. Before I do any real work on the car, I'll take the time to do a proper edit in Photoshop. And, with the advances in temporary painting via Halo EFX--I don't even think they're calling it plasti dip anymore--you can make some fun visual changes to your car without "ruining" the resale.
03-22-2016 | 10:47 AM
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Racer
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From: East Baynia
To put this to an end, I wouldn't have asked for opinions if I wasn't interested in hearing them. I do appreciate the perspective from another point of view. Any modification to a car can be polarizing, but if the change makes the driver happy, great! If someone is worried about what others think, then they're doing it for the wrong reasons.