http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/1...discussion-forum/331760-official-10th-gen-corolla-aftermarket-parts-thread.html

 

:welcome: to TN. :hi:

First of all I hope that you did a proper retrofit for those HID bulbs, if not then get it done correctly ASAP. :thumbsup:

 

Please forget the ricer spoiler.

 

+1 :thumbup:

 

haha well i dont want a ricey one, also dont wanna spend alot of $$ either. How about a tuner or turbo/supercharger kit?

 

You're looking at $5000+ for any kind of forced induction work.

 

I wouldn't with the spoiler. There's someone here with a red S that has one of those...it doesn't look right at all. It just doesn't flow. Much better off with the OEM or just a lip :thumbsup:

 

All a "universal" turbo kit is good for is nuking a perfectly good motor. Added boost without fuel management and proper computer setup will burn pistons, and cause general havoc.

I'd run away from that.

 

yea true guys, not worth it. Have any good places to get a good tune? Or something else performance for our cars?

 

A very tall steep hill:lol: But in all seriousness you've got the wrong car if you're looking for power. All the bolt on's you can do will likely only net you at most 15hp... And that amount would be incredibly hard to notice.

Basically, mess with the appearance, wheels, suspension/bars and that's about it. If you want something faster save your money and buy a spare project car:thumbsup:

 

haha yea idk how i ended up with a Corolla lol but oh well

 

Did you walk into a Toyota dealer blindfolded? Seems to me, that it was the parents.