View Poll Results: What mods should I look into next?
D-Spec Shock/Struts
16
45.71%
Hood Pins, which ones? (I have an aftermarket hood)
6
17.14%
Spoiler delete
1
2.86%
LCA's
7
20.00%
Other... What's your suggestion? Post it
5
14.29%
Voters: 35. You may not vote on this poll
Help. Next Mods?
#1
Help. Next Mods?
Need help deciding what to do next. I was thinking about getting a supercharger but its really not the best time yet. I will continue as I originally planned and do the supercharger later.
So, my question for you all is. Whats next? If you vote other explain what other is. Thanks for the help!
So, my question for you all is. Whats next? If you vote other explain what other is. Thanks for the help!
#4
I didn't put them on the list cause I have plans to get them soon. I know they sound awsome!
So its noticable different right? I have steeda ultralights and 20's. I need a nicer ride. Hah
#9
dude if you do hoodpins, go with the SHELBY ones for like $100 (you can get them in silver WITHOUT the logo)
I just saw them at the Silver Springs show a few weeks ago and they are hands down the best ones I have seen. They are coated so they won't rust, come with rubber gaskets, the whole deal - REALLY nice and considering them myself
I took a few pics at the show and will post so you can check them out
I just saw them at the Silver Springs show a few weeks ago and they are hands down the best ones I have seen. They are coated so they won't rust, come with rubber gaskets, the whole deal - REALLY nice and considering them myself
I took a few pics at the show and will post so you can check them out
#11
dude if you do hoodpins, go with the SHELBY ones for like $100 (you can get them in silver WITHOUT the logo)
I just saw them at the Silver Springs show a few weeks ago and they are hands down the best ones I have seen. They are coated so they won't rust, come with rubber gaskets, the whole deal - REALLY nice and considering them myself
I took a few pics at the show and will post so you can check them out
I just saw them at the Silver Springs show a few weeks ago and they are hands down the best ones I have seen. They are coated so they won't rust, come with rubber gaskets, the whole deal - REALLY nice and considering them myself
I took a few pics at the show and will post so you can check them out
#15
#18
I vote for shocks/struts it just seems a natural since you've aleady got the springs.
I've got the Shelby billet hood pins without the "Shelby" written on them, they are in my opinion very good quality. I oringally used them with the lanyards, but recently took them off the pins since I never leave the car anywhere that somone would take the pins out and steal them. The quality is really by far way better than any I've seen before. At first my wife hated them,shes like WTF did you do, but one night we were watching Barrett-Jackson and she saw all those 60's and 70's muscle cars with hood pins and now she tells me she really likes 'em. Go figure. They did solve the problem of my hood bouncing around like a rabbit in heat at 80+mph. I was more worried about the hood than the fuzz.
I've got the Shelby billet hood pins without the "Shelby" written on them, they are in my opinion very good quality. I oringally used them with the lanyards, but recently took them off the pins since I never leave the car anywhere that somone would take the pins out and steal them. The quality is really by far way better than any I've seen before. At first my wife hated them,shes like WTF did you do, but one night we were watching Barrett-Jackson and she saw all those 60's and 70's muscle cars with hood pins and now she tells me she really likes 'em. Go figure. They did solve the problem of my hood bouncing around like a rabbit in heat at 80+mph. I was more worried about the hood than the fuzz.
#19
I vote for shocks/struts it just seems a natural since you've aleady got the springs.
I've got the Shelby billet hood pins without the "Shelby" written on them, they are in my opinion very good quality. I oringally used them with the lanyards, but recently took them off the pins since I never leave the car anywhere that somone would take the pins out and steal them. The quality is really by far way better than any I've seen before. At first my wife hated them,shes like WTF did you do, but one night we were watching Barrett-Jackson and she saw all those 60's and 70's muscle cars with hood pins and now she tells me she really likes 'em. Go figure. They did solve the problem of my hood bouncing around like a rabbit in heat at 80+mph. I was more worried about the hood than the fuzz.
I've got the Shelby billet hood pins without the "Shelby" written on them, they are in my opinion very good quality. I oringally used them with the lanyards, but recently took them off the pins since I never leave the car anywhere that somone would take the pins out and steal them. The quality is really by far way better than any I've seen before. At first my wife hated them,shes like WTF did you do, but one night we were watching Barrett-Jackson and she saw all those 60's and 70's muscle cars with hood pins and now she tells me she really likes 'em. Go figure. They did solve the problem of my hood bouncing around like a rabbit in heat at 80+mph. I was more worried about the hood than the fuzz.
#20
The pin itself has a loop that flips over onto the pin. This loop attaches on each side of the pin into two small holes that it pivots around. With very little pressure opening up the loop out of one of the holes you can slide the lanyard off the loop and bingo no more lanyard.
Your are right it looks much cleaner and I like being able to run with or without lanyard. I really don't think scratching the front edge of the hood is a problem as the lanyard cables are covered in a clear vinyl cover. I will try to get pictures after work Friday, from all angles and close up. But please don't laugh at my redneck primer gray spoiler, I'm waiting to have it repainted.
Your are right it looks much cleaner and I like being able to run with or without lanyard. I really don't think scratching the front edge of the hood is a problem as the lanyard cables are covered in a clear vinyl cover. I will try to get pictures after work Friday, from all angles and close up. But please don't laugh at my redneck primer gray spoiler, I'm waiting to have it repainted.