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05-03-2011, 04:14 PM
#13
i always thought this way and ill share this with you and im not coming off as a dick i hope but... you get what you pay for. pay cheap, you end up with a cheap look or cheap results. if you want something worth while then you need to spend money. dont want to get something with quality results dont get it at all.
05-05-2011, 05:12 AM
#17
2nd Gear Member
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Lancaster, Ohio
Posts: 171
Sorry, I'm of no help to the OP, but I'm hopefully picking up an '02 GT Vert today, and it has, what appears to be, tiny hash marks on the headlights. Almost looks like they were stressed at some point, but it has a clean carfax. I think it's just age. Are there solutions to cleaning that up?
By the way, I'm open to hear cheap mods as well.
By the way, I'm open to hear cheap mods as well.
05-06-2011, 07:24 PM
#20
4th Gear Member
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: NC
Posts: 1,481
One free item that will improve the looks...
Cut a little off of the coil springs to get it out of the clouds. Just be careful not to cut too much. If you do, you will lose too much of the suspension travel range without increased resistance and hit the bumpstops easier. You could probably drop the ride height by ~3/4" without any major issues.
Some basic maintenance is always good...
Some items are more time consuming than costly.
Pull the plugs and check the gap and look for excessive wear or fouling. Clean them and re-gap them (always a good idea to torque plugs to prevent over-tightening). Replace fuel filter. Replace brake fluid. Get under car and clean any and all greasy, oily dirt from motor, trans and chasis (it is dead weight, ugly, and hinders simple cooling of components).
Good luck finding some work!!!
Cut a little off of the coil springs to get it out of the clouds. Just be careful not to cut too much. If you do, you will lose too much of the suspension travel range without increased resistance and hit the bumpstops easier. You could probably drop the ride height by ~3/4" without any major issues.
Some basic maintenance is always good...
Some items are more time consuming than costly.
Pull the plugs and check the gap and look for excessive wear or fouling. Clean them and re-gap them (always a good idea to torque plugs to prevent over-tightening). Replace fuel filter. Replace brake fluid. Get under car and clean any and all greasy, oily dirt from motor, trans and chasis (it is dead weight, ugly, and hinders simple cooling of components).
Good luck finding some work!!!