PCD: Last year's version
See the comments above. I'm sure everyone can admit that if they could do it all over again they would stay stock and spend their mod budget on hpde and autox. Once you feel confident in your driving skills you can begin your round of mods. Power should always be last on your list 
Says the guy who did power mods first

Says the guy who did power mods first

If I could do it over again, I would definitely spend all my money on track time then tires/wheels then suspension. The car would be more reliable and actually driving your car is a **** load more fun than buying parts for it to do nothing.
Seriously? How much more basic can your car be?
Last edited by chu; Oct 22, 2012 at 09:51 AM.
If I hear any more of this de-tuning crap in here I will crap a squirell.. Grow a pair ladies. I am borderline thinking of taking my car to the track just to prove a point. heavy car and little motor is what you got yourself into when you bought the car, not happy buy a heartless bmw or something with a pushrod. I'll be back I am going to de-tune my car to become a faster driver and get back to basics and focus on lines and breaking points while riding with instructors for the next few years in an attampt to nguyen an hpde while I time my laps in traffic while taking some of the most boring videos ever seen and cleaning dirt off with formula x19 after running less then stock boost. just kidding but not really yolo
Thanks for the feedback everyone. It definitely was a blast driving on the track...although it was a solid chunk of change for me to dish out my first time on the track. I'll have to save up for the next one.
The mods I am considering are an exhaust, intake, upper/lower IC piping, and an AMS IC....then dyno tune. These would be gradually bought between now and tax refund
This thought was before I was able to get to the track.
The mods I am considering are an exhaust, intake, upper/lower IC piping, and an AMS IC....then dyno tune. These would be gradually bought between now and tax refund

This thought was before I was able to get to the track.
If I hear any more of this de-tuning crap in here I will crap a squirell.. Grow a pair ladies. I am borderline thinking of taking my car to the track just to prove a point. heavy car and little motor is what you got yourself into when you bought the car, not happy buy a heartless bmw or something with a pushrod. I'll be back I am going to de-tune my car to become a faster driver and get back to basics and focus on lines and breaking points while riding with instructors for the next few years in an attampt to nguyen an hpde while I time my laps in traffic while taking some of the most boring videos ever seen and cleaning dirt off with formula x19 after running less then stock boost. just kidding but not really yolo


