Performance is on the list, but not much you can do performance wise to the 1.8L engines right? I mean a CAI and maybe a reprogramming of the throttle response.
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performance it is always good but as you said 1.8L engines, not much that can be done, but in my opinion you should go with fog first and does you car have spoiler?! if it doesn't i don't know they look cool and maybe that another good idea, but if you do have it then go with the fog and then consider lowering your springs
I recommend the nokya yellow fogs, look, work great. For springs I would recommend Tein H or S techs. I think the altis grill and a subtle trunk lip spoiler would look good on an xle.
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Performance is on the list, but not much you can do performance wise to the 1.8L engines right? I mean a CAI and maybe a reprogramming of the throttle response.
Skip the (trunk) spoiler. The sole reason why I did not go with S. Rear roof spoiler, on the other hand, looks pretty awesome!
lol are you sure thats the exact reason why you didnt get an s? cause you can take off the spoiler if you want. plus ive seen some s models without a spoiler on the street and in the dealerships
Skip the (trunk) spoiler. The sole reason why I did not go with S. Rear roof spoiler, on the other hand, looks pretty awesome!
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Originally Posted by Persian Scarface
lol are you sure thats the exact reason why you didnt get an s? cause you can take off the spoiler if you want. plus ive seen some s models without a spoiler on the street and in the dealerships
+1... No offense but that is a lame excuse man... lol
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