To mod, or not to mod . . .
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From: Prepare yourself, for a pride obliterating bich smack. Fairfax, VA
St. Jude Donor '06-'07-'08
SEC > BCS 4 St. Judes '09
Originally Posted by schilitj
The idea is to make your vette "yours". If that includes mods, then go for it. Here's what I've done so far:
Corsa Sports
DynaTech SuperMAXX headers
Custom Door Sills
Lloyds Mats
Padded Armrest
CAGS
Lowered
Corvette Rear Bumper Inserts
Halltech CAI
Black Wheels
Black-Out Taillight Lens
tuned
powdercoated calipers and brackets
painted fuel rails
chromed caps (oil, PS, etc)
cup holder
BelPro RX65 radar
and here's what the car looks like:
The idea is to truly and fully enjoy the car.
Corsa Sports
DynaTech SuperMAXX headers
Custom Door Sills
Lloyds Mats
Padded Armrest
CAGS
Lowered
Corvette Rear Bumper Inserts
Halltech CAI
Black Wheels
Black-Out Taillight Lens
tuned
powdercoated calipers and brackets
painted fuel rails
chromed caps (oil, PS, etc)
cup holder
BelPro RX65 radar
and here's what the car looks like:
The idea is to truly and fully enjoy the car.
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Joined: Aug 2005
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My opinion, and it's only an opinion, is do what YOU want to do to the car. Mods are great, but remember, they cost money and could cost more in the long run with no warranty. If you have the money to spend, DO IT! Its tons of fun. If you don't have lots of money, spend it wisely and take your time.
