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Honestly... your first mod should be acquiring a good sense of driving skill... especially if this is your first RWD car. Then worry about all the go-fast goodies. I waited a whole year before doing anything to my S2K to get a good sense of how the car was stock, then started to add yummies.
I was talking to some kid not too long ago (not on this forums), and when he got his license, his parents bought him an S2K and he crashed it within the first week... so his parents bought him another one... crazy.
Andre
I was talking to some kid not too long ago (not on this forums), and when he got his license, his parents bought him an S2K and he crashed it within the first week... so his parents bought him another one... crazy.
Andre
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Originally Posted by reds2,Jun 7 2007, 10:28 PM
Damn. I think I paid half that.
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Originally Posted by 8kGoodENuff,Jun 8 2007, 05:11 AM
Honestly... your first mod should be acquiring a good sense of driving skill... especially if this is your first RWD car. Then worry about all the go-fast goodies. I waited a whole year before doing anything to my S2K to get a good sense of how the car was stock, then started to add yummies.
I was talking to some kid not too long ago (not on this forums), and when he got his license, his parents bought him an S2K and he crashed it within the first week... so his parents bought him another one... crazy.
Andre
I was talking to some kid not too long ago (not on this forums), and when he got his license, his parents bought him an S2K and he crashed it within the first week... so his parents bought him another one... crazy.
Andre
On a serious note: I waited 5 moths before I did anything to my S. Just wanted to master the stock feel first. But the last 30 or so days, I have been going nuts on it with mods!
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Originally Posted by screaminyellow,Jun 8 2007, 07:50 AM
Well that is one way to learn how to drive! Wrap it around a pole a couple of times until you get the hang of it! Who needs a driving school when mommy and daddy will just buy you another car! LOL
On a serious note: I waited 5 moths before I did anything to my S. Just wanted to master the stock feel first. But the last 30 or so days, I have been going nuts on it with mods!
On a serious note: I waited 5 moths before I did anything to my S. Just wanted to master the stock feel first. But the last 30 or so days, I have been going nuts on it with mods!
I was the same way... I got my full exhaust and intake within 1 week of each other... lol. And now already looking into getting a bigger exhaust and have been doing research on a tune... hehe. Once you start... it turns into an addiction. That could be good or bad... depending on how you look at it... lol.
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Originally Posted by 8kGoodENuff,Jun 8 2007, 07:55 AM
Yeah... seriously... don't know what they were thinking in getting him another one.
I was the same way... I got my full exhaust and intake within 1 week of each other... lol. And now already looking into getting a bigger exhaust and have been doing research on a tune... hehe. Once you start... it turns into an addiction. That could be good or bad... depending on how you look at it... lol.
Andre
I was the same way... I got my full exhaust and intake within 1 week of each other... lol. And now already looking into getting a bigger exhaust and have been doing research on a tune... hehe. Once you start... it turns into an addiction. That could be good or bad... depending on how you look at it... lol.
Andre
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But bad for my wallet!
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