Best Mod for 200 Dollars?
Are they okay?
I do plan on putting in an intercooled Vortech this winter
I agree with tanner, I don't know much about headers at all- but appearance wise, you can get some sequential tail-lights for $140, and with the leftover, a nice steak dinner for the gf. Boom, win-win for all parties involved. And the looks you get in the rear-view are priceless lol.
Or if you already have those, maybe a nice set of tires (may run over 200 now that I think about it). They really help, and if you don't already have some anti-roll bars, those help IMMENSELY with the sloppy corners.
Or if you already have those, maybe a nice set of tires (may run over 200 now that I think about it). They really help, and if you don't already have some anti-roll bars, those help IMMENSELY with the sloppy corners.
I agree with tanner, I don't know much about headers at all- but appearance wise, I got some sequential tail-lights for $140, and a nice dinner for my gf. Boom, win-win. And the looks you get in the rear-view are priceless lol.
Or if you already have those, maybe a nice set of tires (may run over 200 now that I think about it). They really help, and if you don't already have some anti-roll bars, those help IMMENSELY with the sloppy corners.
Or if you already have those, maybe a nice set of tires (may run over 200 now that I think about it). They really help, and if you don't already have some anti-roll bars, those help IMMENSELY with the sloppy corners.
And my tires are brand new so... Idk. That rear end is tempting.
Save it. There's nothing performance wise what will add/free up noticeable hp for $200.
You could always do suspension, as there's some good options in your price range. LCAs, springs, sway bars etc
You could always do suspension, as there's some good options in your price range. LCAs, springs, sway bars etc
EDIT: I just tested my Bama tune and I'm going with the LT headers
Last edited by Young_Gun; Jun 1, 2011 at 01:57 PM.


