Ever Regret...?
2nd Gear Member
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 346
From:
for all the sixxers dont waste your time on the ford t-loks, i blew mine up and im still N/A
should have did what i got now, 8.8 haha
i would have used that money to help me in my funds to paint my lips for the front and rear which i still havent done yet
should have did what i got now, 8.8 haha
i would have used that money to help me in my funds to paint my lips for the front and rear which i still havent done yet
5th Gear Member
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 2,358
From: City of God
ran a few too many diff exhaust set ups to get it right , I dont regret it but wish I did it right the first time. I guess I also regret shopping at RMPloutlet once upon a time and not shopping around enough locally for installs/bodywork.
you live and you learn
you live and you learn
4th Gear Member
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 1,039
From: OC, California
I have no regrets about the mods I've done. It's mostly all exterior stuff, as I tend to enjoy dressing it up more than having all this extra power I don't really need. There are days where I think I maybe I should switch to a different look, but my car looks great. I'm happy with everything I've done so far.
4th Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 1,579
From: Corona, CA
Really good to know, thanks. I vote this thread should be stickied
6th Gear Member
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 11,005
From: Canton, Georgia
1st - I regret going out and buying a CAI & SCT tuner when I first bought the car, just to S/C it a few months later and not be able to use anything..lost my rear on that deal.
2nd - I regret shopping/buying at Blue Oval Industries a few weeks ago. The springs I was really looking forward to installing on my car turned out to be a sour deal for me and several others on this forum!
But as alloutt said, "you live and learn".....
2nd - I regret shopping/buying at Blue Oval Industries a few weeks ago. The springs I was really looking forward to installing on my car turned out to be a sour deal for me and several others on this forum!
But as alloutt said, "you live and learn".....
6th Gear Member
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 7,635
From: state of confusion
I think the big key is knowing what you really want out of the car. Performance, appearance, audio, interior & in-car, whatever.
And then to be able to look into the future a little to see what will work with what else (or not) instead of "having to change something right now just to change it". Otherwise known as having a plan and sticking reasonably close to it.
About the only mod I have any regrets over is the set of 15 x 8.5 wheels I got for another car - none of the newer performance tires come in 15's any more and just having the "look" of performance rubber is not good enough for me.
Norm
And then to be able to look into the future a little to see what will work with what else (or not) instead of "having to change something right now just to change it". Otherwise known as having a plan and sticking reasonably close to it.
About the only mod I have any regrets over is the set of 15 x 8.5 wheels I got for another car - none of the newer performance tires come in 15's any more and just having the "look" of performance rubber is not good enough for me.
Norm
