Need some ideas on mods!

Discussion in 'Modifications & DIY how-to' started by monyg85, Apr 20, 2009.

  1. siegelracing

    siegelracing Registered Vendor<br><b><font color="#666666">bion

    I gave approximate install prices by PM... The standard "Stage 3" doesn't include an inlet because it was originally "written" for lower mileage cars. With higher mileage the likelihood of the inlet being so degraded it can't be properly reinstalled is quite high. Leaks between MAF and Turbo are bad ;)

    Siegel
     
  2. monyg85

    monyg85 Member

    Yea i looked at some bigger turbos but just the money problem lol, since im in college...it can be hard at times. But im getting there slowly but surely. Im trying to get in these small time mods first. Im looking forward to everything though...
     
  3. Trancetto

    Trancetto Active Member


    x2 Im with this guy. :squint:
     
  4. Trancetto

    Trancetto Active Member

    Sometime is better to save up your money and do everything at once. What college do you go to?
     
  5. monyg85

    monyg85 Member

    Im also thinking about doing that....
    I go to Kennesaw
     
  6. Sparta

    Sparta Active Member

    Just take your time, I started out with exhaust and stage two, next thing you know a year later I'm fully swapped with 2.5L and 6 speed. It becomes addicting once you start seeing performance gains (or break shit)
     
  7. monyg85

    monyg85 Member

    Yea i understand..lol it is addicting! I just dont know...save up and buy it All??? or just one step at a time...
     
  8. Trancetto

    Trancetto Active Member

    :eek:hnoes:

    You already have the ap2. And if you got left over money, buy a decent exhaust, dp and up and be set. Later on go with bigger turbo. Don't take my advice tho, i got all my parts at once and ready to install. :)
     
    Last edited: Apr 21, 2009
  9. 07Ltd#767

    07Ltd#767 The Neighborhood Drunk

    that's what I did...my build goes together this weekend. I went stage two about a year ago and just now got all the pieces for my rotated kit. 400+/400+ here I come :ddirty:
     
  10. Trancetto

    Trancetto Active Member

    :eek:hnoes: Let me know if we can set up another GTG.
     
  11. monyg85

    monyg85 Member

    Yea i mean saving up sounds like a good idea. I think im gonna save up and buy everything all at once and enjoy the nice gains!!...itll all be just a matter of time and money! :)
     
  12. FACE

    FACE Active Member

    Rally Armor Mudd Flaps FTW!!!

    :wiggle:
     
  13. Superdude

    Superdude Active Member

    Hahahhaha, you NEVER miss an opportunity to drop that hint. Well played :si:
     
  14. stiracer

    stiracer New Member

    I agree with Meredith.....learn to drive what you have.....then start your mods. Youll be able to appreciate every chnge you make that way. Check out the Atlanta autocross scene, it's a great inexpensive way to learn alot about your car and your driving ability. Events almost every month.

    Otherwise do a turbo back exhaust and intake and a good tune by Top Speed and you will be shocked what a difference it will make.

    Have Fun!!
     
  15. monyg85

    monyg85 Member

    Ive been driving the wrx for a pretty long time now. and i started modding not too long ago....yea i mean so far i have the turbo back exhaust and the sway bars and cobb accessport, im thinking about protune but i think i wanna add some other things...small time mods and then go get a protune...since it is a bit pricey.
     
  16. dontcallitarex

    dontcallitarex Active Member

    Infrequent attendance can be inexpensive, but tires, brakes, and other worn out parts from track time no doubt add up quickly.

    Not saying its a bad idea (not by any stretch), just a warning to the OP. ;)

    And I'm with Siegel on the fact that if the car has 123k you should just go with an STI shortblock or something before you REALLY mod.
     
  17. monyg85

    monyg85 Member

    Yea i understand...i think im going to get a few minor mods and then go get tuned up! and eventually some suspension. But na, car is far from 123k...lol
     
  18. ~The_Duke~

    ~The_Duke~ Member

    Making your stock brakes awesome is fairly cheap, and VERY satifsing. It also goes with the 'tighting the nut behind the wheel' mod as well. For road and autox motorsports type stuff brakes are going to shave a couple seconds off of times if used correctly even in autox.

    If you have F\R Sways already I 2nd whom ever said susp. upgrade.

    I dont know much about these here subarus quite yet, I have been around the block a couples with autox stuff when I had my sentra.
     
  19. Trancetto

    Trancetto Active Member

    he was reffering to me. vf39 is nothing serious. Going rotated is serious moding/going 400hp+ is serious modding in my book.
     
  20. wagunz_pwn

    wagunz_pwn Active Member

    since neon is played out, get an L.E.D. underbody kit.

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  21. ~The_Duke~

    ~The_Duke~ Member

    And why doesnt your wagon glow like a christmas tree hmmm... :wiggle:
     
  22. wagunz_pwn

    wagunz_pwn Active Member


    I'm not baller enough for that.
     
  23. Sparta

    Sparta Active Member

    dude post up a link of where I can find that shit!
     
  24. wagunz_pwn

    wagunz_pwn Active Member

  25. Sparta

    Sparta Active Member

    meh, $200 is out of my price range. I'll just pick up some xmas lights from the attic and run a power inverter.
     
  26. wagunz_pwn

    wagunz_pwn Active Member

    you don't have the balls.
     
  27. goixiz

    goixiz Active Member

    Ive got plenty of ideas for you :)
     
  28. b reel

    b reel Active Member

    Do you have a power inverter I can borrow?
     
  29. monyg85

    monyg85 Member


    Wat kind of ideas???
     
  30. gfred024

    gfred024 Member

    How about fixing that nasty scratch on your trunk!!!jk:)
     
  31. monyg85

    monyg85 Member

    Ohh i will! No worries...just got some mods in before i do that...
    I always over look that...
     
  32. Cool_____

    Cool_____ Banned

    Just remember any engine/exhaust/intake mod aka "performance mod" will affect your tune in some form or another. It's best to plan out what you want and do it all at once and you won't have to get another tune ;) Some mods may not matter that much as far as the tune but better safe than sorry.

    Also you can't get a 'safer' tune for a high mileage car than Siegel ;) Scott is so meticoulous with how 'smooth' your car runs and he will prove it to you. He will show you on his own laptop how straight and smooth he will make your car run. Shoot get him to show you how 'bad' it is when you get there and you will be amazed at the difference in the final result. Siegel FTW!
     
  33. monyg85

    monyg85 Member

    Thats true...thats why i pretty much decided to wait awhile before i get a pro tune so i dont have to go multiple times.

    After finishing everything i have planned ill be going to Topspeed and hopefully everything will turn out good for me just like it seems to have for everyone else that has been through there!!!
     

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