What's your favorite mod you've done for under $250? Ivan Gregor 09 Feb 2016 Share Previous Article 5 Reasons Why Lightweight Special Road Cars Are Pointless Next Article 5 Incredible Cars We're Stupidly Denied In The UK Related Articles DIY What Is Double Wishbone Suspension, And Is It Superior? Opinion Here's How To Make Your Car Exhaust Spit Flames DIY 10 Things You Need To Know Before Buying A Mk7 Ford Fiesta ST DIY Can We Get a Half Finished Project Car Back on the Road? Used Cars 11 Things You Need To Know Before Buying An F56 Mini DIY Everything Wrong With Our Super Cheap PorscheComments Works every time. Mine was a set of lowering springs I picked up for $200. It made my car look and perform better for a fair price. I always go with a nice set of HIDs. They’re functional and they look good and you can get a decent set for about $100 USD I swear, it’s like a new car every time I do it! EBC green stuff pads. got em on sale too. M3 brakes with good pads will be just as good as a BBK for daily driving and mild track use. My open filter, makes it into a whooole different animal fsssshhhstustustu I bought a Mitsubishi FTO for $280, that’s nearly 250! And it’s a whole car! I did a short ram intake mod for my TSX. Cost about $40 in parts, made about 20 HP total. Couldn’t be more pleased. fueling up the car….. Made a cold air intake for my CL Type-S out of dryer ducting. Cost $8. It’s looks awful, but it doesn’t matter what it looks like Pagination Page 1 Next page Next Page Latest News News Polestar’s Formula 2030 concept is the hot hatch we didn’t know we needed News Richard Hammond offers kind words to the new Grand Tour presenters Workshop The Clarke PRO396 222-Piece Tool Set is the Ultimate Workshop Shortcut News McLaren is flogging five iconic F1 cars with an eye watering price tag Workshop The Clarke PRO357 18-Piece Socket Set Makes Lost Sockets a Thing of the PastNever miss an update.Stay up to speed with the latest motoring news and analysis, delivered straight to your inbox.Your info will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy. Leave this field blank More News Workshop The Clarke CBB217BGC HD Plus 7 Drawer Tool Cabinet Brings Style and Substance Workshop Brighten Your Workshop Days with the Clarke MFL800R Multi Function Work Light Workshop Look After Your Bike and Yourself with the Clarke CML3 Motorcycle Lift News Tesla unveils new Roadster hypercar and Elon Musk just made it fly News Volkswagen is about to axe 75 models and its boss says it was always going to happen
Mine was a set of lowering springs I picked up for $200. It made my car look and perform better for a fair price.
I always go with a nice set of HIDs. They’re functional and they look good and you can get a decent set for about $100 USD
EBC green stuff pads. got em on sale too. M3 brakes with good pads will be just as good as a BBK for daily driving and mild track use.
I did a short ram intake mod for my TSX. Cost about $40 in parts, made about 20 HP total. Couldn’t be more pleased.
Made a cold air intake for my CL Type-S out of dryer ducting. Cost $8. It’s looks awful, but it doesn’t matter what it looks like
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Works every time.
Mine was a set of lowering springs I picked up for $200. It made my car look and perform better for a fair price.
I always go with a nice set of HIDs. They’re functional and they look good and you can get a decent set for about $100 USD
I swear, it’s like a new car every time I do it!
EBC green stuff pads. got em on sale too. M3 brakes with good pads will be just as good as a BBK for daily driving and mild track use.
My open filter, makes it into a whooole different animal fsssshhhstustustu
I bought a Mitsubishi FTO for $280, that’s nearly 250! And it’s a whole car!
I did a short ram intake mod for my TSX. Cost about $40 in parts, made about 20 HP total. Couldn’t be more pleased.
fueling up the car…..
Made a cold air intake for my CL Type-S out of dryer ducting. Cost $8. It’s looks awful, but it doesn’t matter what it looks like
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