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best performance mods for the r18
I don't want ot hear, shoudl have bought an SI, I'm just looking for a couple things to do to make it a little more zippy and have fun doing it. I have been reading alot on here and the NST pullies are a good option for the money. I'll probably end up getting a intake and exhaust at some point.
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Definately intake and exhaust. Id do that before pulleys IMHO. THere are some Turbo kits in development also but they will be $$$.
Suspension (HFP) will also help the vehicle out in handling etc. |
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^^ lol i agree w/ that... I was gonna try and do performance mods to my car but decided not to just because its an R18 auto. I'm not gonna beat many cars in a race unfortunately. But if you were to do performance mods, if you have the $$, go with a turbo or NOS. But for a little less $, do catback and suspension. The handling gains that I've heard people get from new suspensions is worth the $$.
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whats wrong with an r18 auto, my friend has an automatic d16 and that thing runs, about a 14.5, just cuz its automatic doesnt mean itll hold you back that much, true it will some but mods will cancel out that dbw lag we get.
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yes you did. I'm planning on getting an EX with lip kit in white. Mostly for looks. I will be getting wheels and suspension like i previously mentioned, because handling with these cars are really important.
From what I have seen, intakes and exhausts are retarded expensive for what they do for you power wise. that is why I was inquireing about the pullies. NST, i have read alot about them. I know these aren;t hte most powerfull engine out there, but I'm sure they can be zippy with a few mods. And you can have some fun along the way doing them! just my 2 cents |
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i got my k&n intake from autoanything for $159.. exhaust unless u go custom u will pay alittle.. i suggest get front and rear sways, lowering springs,intake,then exhaust.. dont forget to tint the windows, not sure if u will get a gain from that though.. peace
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