What is the least expensive way to add horsepower to a lancer?
What is the least expensive way to add horsepower to a lancer?
May 21, 2002, 09:53 AM
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You could get the Road Race air intake kit (an MAF adapter with a K&N cone filter), it's cheap n' dirty but it gets the job done. It's sub 100 bucks to. What kind of power are you looking at? Don't look for substantial power with just plain ol' bolt ons. How much money are you willing to spend to?
May 21, 2002, 09:44 PM
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Hey, vegasboy301, next time try to post in the correct forum, OK? 
For your question, the cheapest ways are always DIY, I can think of DIY ram air intake with K&N filter. Remove un-necessary parts from your car to lighten it up.
For your question, the cheapest ways are always DIY, I can think of DIY ram air intake with K&N filter. Remove un-necessary parts from your car to lighten it up.
May 21, 2002, 10:09 PM
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Originally posted by b_tapper
Sell it and get a real car...oops...did I say that?
Sell it and get a real car...oops...did I say that?
j/k, b.
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Originally posted by OzRally02
B Tapper is so mean to us humble USL owners.....why why why are you so mean to us?????
B Tapper is so mean to us humble USL owners.....why why why are you so mean to us?????
Since this thread is going OT and lost its purpose. I'm closing it down.
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