5th & 6th Generation (2002-2006 & 2007-2011)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 2002-2006 & 2007-2011
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So i'm gonna spend $500 on stuff for my camry.
its a white 2009 camry se....i havent done anything to it...except get HIDS..and change fog bulbs with those white bulbs on ebay that go for like 10 bux. and also...got LEDS for license plate light..
So i'm gonna spend $500 on stuff for my camry.
its a white 2009 camry se....i havent done anything to it...except get HIDS..and change fog bulbs with those white bulbs on ebay that go for like 10 bux. and also...got LEDS for license plate light..
What should i spend the $500?
The first thing I did to mine was get tints. Had none on front and 5 in back. Felt weird, so I went 35 all around. Feels perfect.
500 isnt enough for nice wheels...and ...tinting sounds like a good idea. cause i also have no tint in the front...and it does look kinda weird..thanks!!
but i was wondering if i should get a intake or something..something to make the car sound nicer.
500 isnt enough for nice wheels...and ...tinting sounds like a good idea. cause i also have no tint in the front...and it does look kinda weird..thanks!!
but i was wondering if i should get a intake or something..something to make the car sound nicer.
Also, if you don't have the JBL system, I would really recommend getting new/more speakers. Stock nonJBL ones in my other Camry suck compared to the JBL ones. Get a sub. Infinity Basslink 200's are great. Really small so you won't loose much trunk space. The Basslink II's are good too, but slightly more expensive. A full car tint should cost you about 120-160 for the "good stuff". That and the Sub and the rest to spend on yourself sounds pretty good =P
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09 Camry Full Gen 6.5 conversion/4300K HID low beams/3000K HID Fogs/Borla exhaust/ 35 tint all around/Auto folding mirrors/Full led conversion/ K&N drop in filter/ Flux capacitor to make it go faster.
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