weight reduction. Foam filled interior, lightweight doors, windows, and seats, and remove the rear seats all together. Also, lights. Change the bulbs to LEDs and also change the covers. Not really a mod for performance, but being able to see so I don't crash into a pole would be nice. 😅
Lights!!! -RGB/LED/DRL/Switchback lights -interior lighting Tint!!! -Windows and head/tail lights -lamps that are already smoked/colored that you can install
The Car Community plus a Turbo doesn’t just slap on you need to prep the car completely and get get any supporting mods to make sure you don’t blow your engine
FYI, I do understand that turbocharging is very expensive, requires lots of precise work, and isn't a cheap mod. This was supposed to be a joke if you couldn't tell from numbers 1-4.
These are some of my favorite items that u may find for under $200, and get so much for what they are. 1. Upgraded headlight bulbs. 2. Polyurethane sway bar bushings 3. Rack and pinion polyurethane bushing 4. Motor mount inserts 5. Subframe collar inserts
Michael Boulan this is exactly what I thought. Buying a catback or flash tune is a little bit less than getting a solid set of 200-300 tw tires that will completely change the performance limitations of your car... plus upgrading your brakes is still limited by your tires so all upgrading the pads and lines does is change how quickly you can get to that same limitation, which applies to the tune as well.
#1 sound system #2 coilovers #3 sway bars and upgraded bushings #4 brakes #5 tires and rims #6 Good radar detector and laser scrambler. #6 power upgrades can begin
Just did my first mod to my car with a new invidia n1 for my mini. Sounds amazing and is perfect. Plus it really helped reawaken the power it’s lost over its 105k miles of driving before me.
I’ve been researching future mods for a couple days now so great timing! Just bought a used accessport for 350 and am saving for a short shift transmission adapter and maybe bushings. Want to do suspension but not sure what to get as this is my daily driver and I go to college where there are a decent number of hills and bumps
Short shifter was one of the first mods I did on my WRX. Honestly, if you said I could only have 1 of my many mods that would be the one or at least in the top 3.
You know what engine responds really well to mods. The n54. And it's in the 135i/335i/535i and any mod to the car will be awesome. Still waiting on that so you want a 335i video
Not gunna lie, I’ve sorta done this before, I paid nearly $200 for a tune thinking surely it’d bring numbers for that price, it didn’t, I was mad and a little sad I fell for such a dumb scam
The Car Community best way is to have it tuned in person on the street, racetrack, or a Dyno. My friend used an obd2 port chip he bought online and it did nothing aswell
1) Learn how to drive well. Your local SCCA chapter offers very reasonably priced schools. Take advantage of it. I doubt many fully comprehend the competitive advantage brought about via skill. Wish I could show you. 2) Tires. At the risk of stating the brutally obvious, they're your only connection to the road. Depending on where you live and how you drive, there isn't a best. I live in Upstate, NY - all four seasons. I'm on my third set of Hankook V12. Why not an even stickier tire? Well, it would allow me to be fast from May to September. The Hankooks are fairly predictable from March well into December, assuming there's no salt/snow. In addition, a stickier tire would take longer to warm up; doesn't work for my needs. They also weigh relatively low. The point is, consider your tires carefully. Good luck.
It's time for me to change the upper control arm on my 95 Civic what would be the best C.A./Camber would you recommend, I already have a set of tru Hart coilovers, just trying to get some info.
Upgrading your suspension bushings is also a good and fairly cheap mod that does wonders! Solid rubber polyurethane or spherical bearings if you wanna get real fancy all great upgrades but not all the best for daily driving
Got a quick question about coilovers: Can you replace shock absorbers when they go bad, and not buy a whole unit? If not, what are good lowered springs manufacturers, Eibach maybe?
Hi Fitment Industries, I just subscribed and want your advice on what I can do to improve the ride of my 2016 Cadillac Escalade. I have made the following mods: Corsa Exhaust, aFe Cold air intake, 2/4 Bell Tech drop, and Hotchkis sway bars. The truck shudders when it hits bumps in the road. I was thinking about end links upgrades or air suspension upgrades. What would you do next to make it ride better?
Are there suspension for subaru wrx wagons witch perform good in normal roads but you can still have fun on dirt roads whitout scraching your side skirts?
Short shifters can also damage your transmission... Yes, good quality brake pads are worth the money, but stainless lines are more of eye candy on a daily driver. Good quality tires will probably improve your braking more than pads, though. If you can't grip the road, the best pads in the world won't stop you.
@@OllieBonugli they have a tendency to cause greater strain and wear on syncros (primarily) and forks (somewhat). It's a common problem with Honda transmissions with short shifters. An expensive mod is to switch to carbon fiber syncros which will only eat themselves rather than the forks and shafts, but it's pricey.
My 97 cobra had a short throw installed when I got it and it has an issue between 3rd and 5th there is nothing separating them. So occasionally u hit 5th instead of 3rd.
Ceramic Pads ftw. Sick of cleaning the darn wheels every 2 days with slotted rotors. No drilled they crack. Also upgraded to SS lines with high temp brake fluid.
the best feels i did was replace the stock worn out suspension bushings in my beetle with polyurethane audi TT bushings Wait since the TT suspension bolts right into the beetle does that mean i can put a VR6 quattro TT drivetrain into a beetle?
Just a word to the wise. I'm 5'10" and wanted to do a short shifter myself. I bought a new shifter knob that I did realize was shorter and installed it. It's 2" shorter and is taking some used to.
I have a 2013 audi a3 sportback, About to buy 18x8.5 +30 jnc 005, and H&R/eibach lowering springs, strictly for aesthetics otherwise id get coilovers. Is this an appropriate beginners set up or is it just me being a 16 year old boy who wants to make his car look nice impulsivity and bad decision
Lol I like how you put that haha! Personally sounds like a dope setup however you might need spacers I cannot really tell just off the top of my head. However if you shoot us an email at shop@fitmentindustries.com we can help you!
Not needed for the street but if you want to do hard driving while your up grading your brakes swap out your brake fluid for a racing brake fluid eg. ate type 200 dot 4 . Just like the brake pads the fluid will get hot to the point it can boil in the brake system. Racing brake fluid provides a higher boiling point which allows you to be harder on the braking system and helps to reduce brake fade. Some good performances brake pads braided lines and good quality racing brake fluid is a great way to start. Also you can use dot 4 inplace of dot 3 but not dot 3 inplace dot 4 and dot 5 only in dot 5!!!
in my opinion: tires, weight reduction, exhaust, tunes, sway bars, suspension, and brakes are the cheapest upgrades for performance. stuff like bucket seats and such are great examples too. Comfort is important too.
its impossible to find any performance parts for my car.. got a kia Rio Sport addition, slick little car i dont see why no one mods them. they share parts with Hyundai just gotta figure out how to find the right stuff. any one got any ideas?
Wheels and tires? (not some overkill, but like cheap konigs are like 600$ and "cheap" tires are like 50-100 for one so 200-400 for a set so its 1k$) And maybe strut bars??
Sadly yeah u gotta upgrade the shocks. I lowered my car with springs and my shocks blew out after 3 weeks. U gotta upgrade the shocks too. It was cheaper for me to go the coilover route than springs and shocks .
@@lukehill1030 so my word of advice don't even bother w the springs it'll cost u more in the long run, just go straight for coil overs if you can't afford it save for it it's worth it. Megan racing EZ street II are on sale at import tuners. Com
@@ljguy300 cheers man. So im not too informed on this but do the coilovers replace the springs and shocks. Also i couldnt find tuners.com could u leave a link. Thanks man
@@lukehill1030 sorry didnt see this, its importtuners dot com(sorry fitmentindustries). And yeah coilovers replace whatever suspension you have. They will replace shock and spring. The shock is usually called a damper. My mistake was that I thought the stock dampers could handle the lower ride height of sport springs but they cant.my second mistake was that I though performance dampers are inexpensive, they are really pricey in comparison. Ex for my 2003 corolla I paid 280 for the springs and 890 for the dampers( koni yellow adjustable). For that price I could have just gotten the coilovers and had more adjustment not only in height but in dampness and rebound. So dont do like I did and think u can get cheap-er performance dampers and just have a sport spring to bring down ride height. Itll cost you more in the long run and itll be less beneficial. Lessons learned. Dm me on ig ljsrb
Selling my 2014 genesis coupe3.8 . I live near Austin Texas if anyone’s interested! Going for an inexpensive build and first tuner car ! Can’t wait to start . Def getting my wheels from fitment industries
I wish I could use a flash programmer on my 97 Civic, UNFORTUNATELY Honda used a cpu with built-in single use flash memory that is "burn&toss"... That's why I will be using a Speeduino with the Teensy 4.1 microcontroller.
What mods would you add to the list? If you have some mods on your car add it to our gallery! www.fitmentindustries.com/add
Some low hanging fruits in no particular order: lowering springs, FMIC, performance air filter, BOV, downpipes
weight reduction. Foam filled interior, lightweight doors, windows, and seats, and remove the rear seats all together. Also, lights. Change the bulbs to LEDs and also change the covers. Not really a mod for performance, but being able to see so I don't crash into a pole would be nice. 😅
extra tiny adhesive spoiler from amazon XD
Lights!!!
-RGB/LED/DRL/Switchback lights
-interior lighting
Tint!!!
-Windows and head/tail lights
-lamps that are already smoked/colored that you can install
What are the matte black rims behind you? I love them
1. Wheels and tires
2. Brakes
3. Suspensions
4. Exhaust
5. Engine mods, ecu etc.
Just looking around rims and tyres**
Thanks
No
Let’s storm Area 51, they have stickers that actually add 5hp.
LETS GOOOO! 😂
Im gonna sticker bomb my entire car
No it’s, *51 hp*
Lol
It's 5whp
Just paint your calipers red gets you +50 hp and breaking power
Can't believe I've never tried red... I got this bad habbit of spraying every caliper I touch.
@@TrentTationnaiseXization why is it bad🤔
You forget the most bang for your buck Mod. Weight reduction it’s completely free and can increase performance by quite a bit
#1-4: Tires
#5: Turbocharger
Easy
Riggin Thorniley
Yea a turbo kit for an NA car is usually really cheap especially for some high school kid trying to get in the scene lol
The Car Community plus a Turbo doesn’t just slap on you need to prep the car completely and get get any supporting mods to make sure you don’t blow your engine
FYI, I do understand that turbocharging is very expensive, requires lots of precise work, and isn't a cheap mod. This was supposed to be a joke if you couldn't tell from numbers 1-4.
And #6: Remove gaskets😂😂
Riggin Thorniley buying an OEM supercharger for my car is 500 dollars.haha
0:01 what type of question was that?!? Of Course we are tailgating to area 51!!
😂👽
Yea boi me and my alien gonna be cooking them burgers🍔
Tailing to Area 51 FastFour Style 😂
Not funny
I missed “at the end of the day” because at the end of the day you know you wanna say it
These are some of my favorite items that u may find for under $200, and get so much for what they are.
1. Upgraded headlight bulbs.
2. Polyurethane sway bar bushings
3. Rack and pinion polyurethane bushing
4. Motor mount inserts
5. Subframe collar inserts
Ummm what about tires homie 🤦🏻♂️ should be #1
Do you really wanna cheap out tho on some tires tho!?
Fitment Industries true true, but good tired that are worth the money can completely change the way a car handles and feels
@@Trill.mike_ I mean they aren't cheap but definitely give you a huge bump in performance. Probably way better value than SS flex lines.
not really first but whenever ur tires go bad then you replace.
Michael Boulan this is exactly what I thought. Buying a catback or flash tune is a little bit less than getting a solid set of 200-300 tw tires that will completely change the performance limitations of your car... plus upgrading your brakes is still limited by your tires so all upgrading the pads and lines does is change how quickly you can get to that same limitation, which applies to the tune as well.
#1 sound system
#2 coilovers
#3 sway bars and upgraded bushings
#4 brakes
#5 tires and rims
#6 Good radar detector and laser scrambler.
#6 power upgrades can begin
Number 6: add stickers
Stickier TIRES are a good bang for your bucks upgrade!
Glad you guys at least left the suspension mod for last 👌 Appreciate it!
Fitment industries does not disappoint on the videos. Keep it up! You guys need more subs!
Just did my first mod to my car with a new invidia n1 for my mini. Sounds amazing and is perfect. Plus it really helped reawaken the power it’s lost over its 105k miles of driving before me.
I’ve been researching future mods for a couple days now so great timing! Just bought a used accessport for 350 and am saving for a short shift transmission adapter and maybe bushings. Want to do suspension but not sure what to get as this is my daily driver and I go to college where there are a decent number of hills and bumps
Just don't waste money on SS brake lines. New rubber flex lines are just as good.
Tint goes a long way
Short shifter was one of the first mods I did on my WRX. Honestly, if you said I could only have 1 of my many mods that would be the one or at least in the top 3.
Just installed a shift stop and shifter bushing and the car feels phenomenal to drive
With that being said, I've heard a few rumors that short shifters can stretch shifter cables. Any thoughts?
You know what engine responds really well to mods. The n54. And it's in the 135i/335i/535i and any mod to the car will be awesome.
Still waiting on that so you want a 335i video
No money for mods when your car is always broken
*goes on eBay and buys a OBD2 $40 flash tune that's guaranteed +60bhp*
Victor Guillen lololol
Not gunna lie, I’ve sorta done this before, I paid nearly $200 for a tune thinking surely it’d bring numbers for that price, it didn’t, I was mad and a little sad I fell for such a dumb scam
The Car Community best way is to have it tuned in person on the street, racetrack, or a Dyno. My friend used an obd2 port chip he bought online and it did nothing aswell
lol
Love it always looking at videos to help further the performance of my vehicle and this video is perfect
I just like that u guys are so honest about ur selfcommercial^^
I would add, and this one is basically free, that clutch pedal "limiter", adjust it where the clutch is disengaged, and the shifts are much faster
Blackdavid2011
Could you elaborate as I’ve never heard about this before?
Are you saying the clutch is engaged before it completely hits the floor?
Explain yourself!!
@@Smoker-vd6pe search on youtube for a video by ECS tuning called "The best mod for your manual volkswagen", its all explained there
Transmission mounts are an amazing improvement for the price
1.0 *Tires/Tyres*
Best thing you can do to any car for better performance
1) Learn how to drive well. Your local SCCA chapter offers very reasonably priced schools. Take advantage of it. I doubt many fully comprehend the competitive advantage brought about via skill. Wish I could show you.
2) Tires. At the risk of stating the brutally obvious, they're your only connection to the road. Depending on where you live and how you drive, there isn't a best. I live in Upstate, NY - all four seasons. I'm on my third set of Hankook V12. Why not an even stickier tire? Well, it would allow me to be fast from May to September. The Hankooks are fairly predictable from March well into December, assuming there's no salt/snow. In addition, a stickier tire would take longer to warm up; doesn't work for my needs. They also weigh relatively low. The point is, consider your tires carefully. Good luck.
best sub of 2019... luv this channel!
Thanks for the love and support!!!! Welcome to the fam! 🙏🏼
1.tires
2.brakes
3.suspension
4. Lightweight wheels
5. Weight reduction
6. Exhaust
7.Tune
Hey, can you guys make a video about "best first cars to buy"?
Thx
90’s Japanese shitbox with out a doubt
Depending what point you’re at in your life a 99-2000 civic si is pretty good.
You know your on a Fitment Industries video when you see a cringe intro!
Oh come on now! 😅
Nah fam, I’m sure Donut media got the cringe intros covered
You're *
@@brahyant1 both
It's time for me to change the upper control arm on my 95 Civic what would be the best C.A./Camber would you recommend, I already have a set of tru Hart coilovers, just trying to get some info.
Upgrading your suspension bushings is also a good and fairly cheap mod that does wonders! Solid rubber polyurethane or spherical bearings if you wanna get real fancy all great upgrades but not all the best for daily driving
Got a quick question about coilovers:
Can you replace shock absorbers when they go bad, and not buy a whole unit? If not, what are good lowered springs manufacturers, Eibach maybe?
Brothers and sisters on September 20 we raise 🤙🏻
Coilovers, intake, exhaust, plugs and injectors. Simple. Most actual bang for thy buck.
Loved that midwestern tailgating intro ! MN 🤙
Also good bang for your buck: Buy Gels some Taco Bell and have him ride around with you saying ' Your car is so siiiiick, dude"!
Good to see robbie in the vid love his channel
Hi Fitment Industries, I just subscribed and want your advice on what I can do to improve the ride of my 2016 Cadillac Escalade. I have made the following mods: Corsa Exhaust, aFe Cold air intake, 2/4 Bell Tech drop, and Hotchkis sway bars. The truck shudders when it hits bumps in the road. I was thinking about end links upgrades or air suspension upgrades. What would you do next to make it ride better?
Hello there, First off thank you for the sub! Second off shoot us an email so we can help you with this! Info@customoffsets.com!
Are there suspension for subaru wrx wagons witch perform good in normal roads but you can still have fun on dirt roads whitout scraching your side skirts?
Hey im looking for coilovers for my Renault twingo 2 but there are no twingos in your gallery so what would you recommend for it?
@ Fitment Industries: What type/name/brand is that black 5 spoke/ rallystyle vented wheel just above your shoulder? Are they still available?
Fifteen52 Turbomac --> www.fitmentindustries.com/store/wheels?brand=Fifteen52&vehicle=Car&wheel_diameter=18&wheel_width=9&wmodel=Turbomac
Short shifters can also damage your transmission...
Yes, good quality brake pads are worth the money, but stainless lines are more of eye candy on a daily driver.
Good quality tires will probably improve your braking more than pads, though. If you can't grip the road, the best pads in the world won't stop you.
@@OllieBonugli they have a tendency to cause greater strain and wear on syncros (primarily) and forks (somewhat).
It's a common problem with Honda transmissions with short shifters. An expensive mod is to switch to carbon fiber syncros which will only eat themselves rather than the forks and shafts, but it's pricey.
My 97 cobra had a short throw installed when I got it and it has an issue between 3rd and 5th there is nothing separating them. So occasionally u hit 5th instead of 3rd.
Thinking about getting some lowering springs for my Prelude (coilovers too expensive) yay or nay?
Yay but think about your shocks!
Ceramic Pads ftw. Sick of cleaning the darn wheels every 2 days with slotted rotors. No drilled they crack. Also upgraded to SS lines with high temp brake fluid.
Fitment Industries can’t hide the fact that they are all Canadians. There is at least one “don’t cha know bud” in every video. 🤷🏼♂️
WISCONSIN HOMIE! 😂
Fitment Industries same thing, let's be honest. You just have boulder caves instead of igloos.
Should be Canadian friend. You should join Project 604 up here in Vancouver, eh
@@Firen81 Agreed!
Almost every Canadian,Wisconsinite,or Minnesotan will say that haha. I can confirm as I am a Minnesotan.
Aye y'all opening a booth and doing a giveaway at area 51? If so hit us up
All of the above!
Any coil overs that you recommend for a 2006 Lexus GS 430?
Fitment industries on track to pass Custom Offsets with subscribers.
Ayeeee. 🙏🏼😂
That two finger shifting reminded me of a video i saw recently, funny stuff...dang i can't remember haha! Great advice though bro!
@@vaynelevant Nice! that's it haha ill go check it out thanks!
You talking about the bus driver?
Hey I love your videos oh what is the best mod for my 2003 chevy impala Base 6v 3.4
I like this dude way more than the other guy, more of this dude
Stainless lines are NOT necessarily needed. Pads and DOT4 fluid is all you really need.
Dude on Savagegeese did a whole vid about SS brake lines. TL;DW if you never track your car, don't bother with SS lines.
@@jedicide yeah even if oh do track your car new rubber flex lines will be just as good as stainless.
Seriously. And they need to be replaced every couple years, they will leak.
I have a Ford five hundred and not going to lie I have spent weeks trying to find a cat back system for it and I have had no luck. What should I do.
Yo that new intro is SICK
Haven’t watched yet but let me guess... WHEELS TIRES SUSPENSION TIRES SUSPENSION
the best feels i did was replace the stock worn out suspension bushings in my beetle with polyurethane audi TT bushings
Wait since the TT suspension bolts right into the beetle does that mean i can put a VR6 quattro TT drivetrain into a beetle?
that r32 golf is my dream
Just a word to the wise. I'm 5'10" and wanted to do a short shifter myself. I bought a new shifter knob that I did realize was shorter and installed it. It's 2" shorter and is taking some used to.
I have a 2013 audi a3 sportback, About to buy 18x8.5 +30 jnc 005, and H&R/eibach lowering springs, strictly for aesthetics otherwise id get coilovers. Is this an appropriate beginners set up or is it just me being a 16 year old boy who wants to make his car look nice impulsivity and bad decision
Lol I like how you put that haha! Personally sounds like a dope setup however you might need spacers I cannot really tell just off the top of my head. However if you shoot us an email at shop@fitmentindustries.com we can help you!
Can’t forget about doing a driver mod
I have 2016 Hyundai Accent hatchback
I want more hp what type of exhaust would you recommend, and turbocharger
It's hard to find mods for this vehicle
Omg he is soooo cute! He is camera shy! ❤️❤️
What rims are right behind his head. I like those a lot. And also the ones below the left of his head
HRE's and ESR's
That suv in the thumbnail is sick asf
How exactly do you miss the gear in a manual? That never happened to me!
Man i love this channel 😎🤩
Thank you! 🙏🏼
3:07 thats how i shift. LSD or a diff locker is better than an open diff 1 tire fire or 1 wheel peel.
4:49 RIP Juan Ramirez,
I think it sounds great man 🤛🏻 long as you don’t rev around in 4 o clock in the morning👍
Not needed for the street but if you want to do hard driving while your up grading your brakes swap out your brake fluid for a racing brake fluid eg. ate type 200 dot 4 . Just like the brake pads the fluid will get hot to the point it can boil in the brake system. Racing brake fluid provides a higher boiling point which allows you to be harder on the braking system and helps to reduce brake fade. Some good performances brake pads braided lines and good quality racing brake fluid is a great way to start. Also you can use dot 4 inplace of dot 3 but not dot 3 inplace dot 4 and dot 5 only in dot 5!!!
The is350 I believe comes with Kevlar type brake lines , so is braided ss lines an upgrade or downgrade ?
Does anyone know the name of those black wheels to the left of his head!?
I think they are Fifteen52 wheels painted black
Fifteen52 Turbomac's which we have available here! --> bit.ly/2WsZX68
Much appreciated bois! It’s about to be a hot boi summer with these wheels!
in my opinion: tires, weight reduction, exhaust, tunes, sway bars, suspension, and brakes are the cheapest upgrades for performance. stuff like bucket seats and such are great examples too. Comfort is important too.
Comfort is def important since that’s where we spend most of the time! -Edgar
Carbon fiber ceramic pads bro, hit up powerstopbrakes that’s what I go with
its impossible to find any performance parts for my car.. got a kia Rio Sport addition, slick little car i dont see why no one mods them. they share parts with Hyundai just gotta figure out how to find the right stuff. any one got any ideas?
Is it more worth it to buy coilovers with no top hat or to buy lowering springs?
Coils I mean either way you will be replacing materials, With lowering springs you will most likely need new springs!
Wheels and tires? (not some overkill, but like cheap konigs are like 600$ and "cheap" tires are like 50-100 for one so 200-400 for a set so its 1k$)
And maybe strut bars??
If i use lowering springs, do i need to pair that with other suspension mods?
Sadly yeah u gotta upgrade the shocks. I lowered my car with springs and my shocks blew out after 3 weeks. U gotta upgrade the shocks too. It was cheaper for me to go the coilover route than springs and shocks .
@@ljguy300 ah ok thank you for the info man
@@lukehill1030 so my word of advice don't even bother w the springs it'll cost u more in the long run, just go straight for coil overs if you can't afford it save for it it's worth it. Megan racing EZ street II are on sale at import tuners. Com
@@ljguy300 cheers man. So im not too informed on this but do the coilovers replace the springs and shocks. Also i couldnt find tuners.com could u leave a link. Thanks man
@@lukehill1030 sorry didnt see this, its importtuners dot com(sorry fitmentindustries). And yeah coilovers replace whatever suspension you have. They will replace shock and spring. The shock is usually called a damper. My mistake was that I thought the stock dampers could handle the lower ride height of sport springs but they cant.my second mistake was that I though performance dampers are inexpensive, they are really pricey in comparison. Ex for my 2003 corolla I paid 280 for the springs and 890 for the dampers( koni yellow adjustable). For that price I could have just gotten the coilovers and had more adjustment not only in height but in dampness and rebound. So dont do like I did and think u can get cheap-er performance dampers and just have a sport spring to bring down ride height. Itll cost you more in the long run and itll be less beneficial. Lessons learned. Dm me on ig ljsrb
Before coilovers, what about bigger sway bar
Unless you have a pagani, Koenigsegg, Or La Ferrari. It doesn’t matter what you drive. You at least need a drop and a front lip. I promise.
coilover kit for automatic car worth it?
New tires from stock and sway bars?
What would you recommend as the best throw shifter?!
Selling my 2014 genesis coupe3.8 . I live near Austin Texas if anyone’s interested! Going for an inexpensive build and first tuner car ! Can’t wait to start . Def getting my wheels from fitment industries
Aye!!! Can't wait to see what you pick for your ride!🔥
What kind of wheels are those behind you. 4th one over 2nd row.
I think you are talking about 7Twenty's Style 55 take a look! --> bit.ly/2XGuvRu
I've been looking for a tune for my base model Mitsubishi lancer, I have the money just no places do it smh
Would have put #5 at #1!!
Intake, short shifter, straight pipe with borla exhaust.
it took me 8 months of searching and listening before i finally got the exhaust i wanted.
Nothing wrong with waiting for the right purchase!
Short shifter for the win
Tinted windows, paint protection film, shift knob, better tires.
@3:12 lmfao that is pure gold!
I wish I could use a flash programmer on my 97 Civic, UNFORTUNATELY Honda used a cpu with built-in single use flash memory that is "burn&toss"... That's why I will be using a Speeduino with the Teensy 4.1 microcontroller.
2018 focus st coil over recommendations?
I would say for what we have available for your ride either a set of, Silvers, Or ST! Check out what we have available here . --> bit.ly/2LNoFZ8
Is it possible to run ceramic brake pads with drilled brake rotors?
Yessir!
Yo lads what are some recommendations for my st forester it's stock atm looking for some good cheap stuff to throw on her
What coil-overs do you recommend for a Honda Civic 2009 (4 door Sedan) LX?
Personally I like Tein, However we have plenty of options for your whip check them out! bit.ly/2MMQZu6
cams gives a nice amount of hp
Especially in a v8