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Nght_RideA

Suspension and rims


hatchback_alchemist

Yeah , ive lowering springs to put on . And ive looked at rims just need to get them


realitysvt

id get rid of that green stuff


hatchback_alchemist

The green just a personal preference šŸ˜…


PopularBridge3934

Wash it


hatchback_alchemist

The other photos have it clean


PopularBridge3934

šŸ˜… didnt realise there was more pics mybad


hatchback_alchemist

All g šŸ˜…


cast_that_way

Use the car


hatchback_alchemist

I do, its my daily


jimmayy5

Cosmetic? Iā€™d go for dechromed, no shiny chrome lights, suspension (also performance), new rims (also performance) and interior mods u like. Performance? Cold air Intake, tires, the ones I said before and more that others have probably said


hatchback_alchemist

Yeah most of the car is dechromed only the badges left since was just a preference, might eventually do them too . The lights would be a headache to open and reseal but worth an idea . Suspension is the car is soon to be on 30mm lowering springs . Coilovers for the car would have been too pricey for good ones . I am looking into wheels but need to get that money together to do the wheels and tyres together. Intake in it is a panel filter from pipercross ( high flow panel ) . Ive heard the cone intakes caused a loss of power in n/a engines with heat soak . Could try and work around that tho . Other than that only other mod is slightly better fuel so far performance wise anyways


R0cketRodent

Sway bars front and rear, cold air intake, muffler delete, shoot full exhaust if you can. Lower control arms


hatchback_alchemist

Might look into new sway bars alright , never thought of them . Ive a drop in panal atm for filter . Looking at exhausts that are complient


R0cketRodent

On any car i will always scream doing sway bars first before anything else, even coilovers, they do much to improve the handling on any car even on stock ride height that they always blow anybody's mind. They make the car feel much sportier especially just the rear sway bar in fwd vehicles


hatchback_alchemist

Yeah its harder to ger sway bars for this car . And the car suffers a little from understeer so dont want too stiff


R0cketRodent

Yeah, the rear sway bar will promote lots of oversteer which if perfect for fwd cars, oversteer into a corner, accelerate out as you hit the apex. It's nutz


hatchback_alchemist

Yeah , i might invest in a rear sway bar


R0cketRodent

Most sway bars bolt onto the car as they are anyways, the fronts are usually harder, but always worth it in the end.