Birthday next month part ideas

[ThatOneKid]

Hey guys haven't been active much, but my birthday is next month and I want to buy something for my car either some rims or a front lip or rear diffuser not sure idk any good lips (noob) hopefully you can help me out

 

[webby]

Maybe start a build thread, or list what you've done? Or... is the car completely stock currently? Budget will play a part, as a lip is going to cost a lot less than a set of wheels. Buying wheels may mean you have to buy a set of tires as well. More info is needed

 

[ThatOneKid]

Maybe start a build thread, or list what you've done? Or... is the car completely stock currently? Budget will play a part, as a lip is going to cost a lot less than a set of wheels. Buying wheels may mean you have to buy a set of tires as well. More info is needed

Well the car is stock, highschool kid budget lol less than 1k

 

[ThatOneKid]

Maybe start a build thread, or list what you've done? Or... is the car completely stock currently? Budget will play a part, as a lip is going to cost a lot less than a set of wheels. Buying wheels may mean you have to buy a set of tires as well. More info is needed

Stock tire size so i can use the current tires lol

 

[webby]

I'd probably opt to lower the car, or install a 22mm rear sway bar....or both. It'll make driving more enjoyable if you like twisty roads & it'll transform the appearance of the car. If you want wheels, I'd look through the tire forum at some examples of what people have. See what looks you like, and see if any are within your budget, or see if a replica of that wheel is available?

 

[ThatOneKid]

I'd probably opt to lower the car, or install a 22mm rear sway bar....or both. It'll make driving more enjoyable if you like twisty roads & it'll transform the appearance of the car. If you want wheels, I'd look through the tire forum at some examples of what people have. See what looks you like, and see if any are within your budget, or see if a replica of that wheel is available?

I would love to lower the car but i live on a steep hill like it goes for about 100ft

 

[ThatOneKid]

I'd probably opt to lower the car, or install a 22mm rear sway bar....or both. It'll make driving more enjoyable if you like twisty roads & it'll transform the appearance of the car. If you want wheels, I'd look through the tire forum at some examples of what people have. See what looks you like, and see if any are within your budget, or see if a replica of that wheel is available?

I'll look into the sway bar though

 

[webby]

Hills are ok as long as they don't abruptly start/stop into a driveway or whatever. If you have a driveway or something that has a sharp pitch to it you may scrape. The ground just needs to gradually change slope on decline/inclines.

perfect example of bad....

 

[ThatOneKid]

Hills are ok as long as they don't abruptly start/stop into a driveway or whatever. If you have a driveway or something that has a sharp pitch to it you may scrape. The ground just needs to gradually change slope on decline/inclines.

perfect example of bad....

I will show u mine tomorrow tell me how good it is lol

 

[ThatOneKid]

Hills are ok as long as they don't abruptly start/stop into a driveway or whatever. If you have a driveway or something that has a sharp pitch to it you may scrape. The ground just needs to gradually change slope on decline/inclines.

perfect example of bad....

webby what do you drive?

 

[webby]

waiting to see what happens with the 10th gen/type r. I've owned quite a few hondas

 

[ThatOneKid]

waiting to see what happens with the 10th gen/type r. I've owned quite a few hondas

 

[Flightmaster127]

If you have about 1k to work with I would start with the swaybar. Most are going to agree that it will give you the biggest bang for your buck handling wise. I'm not really up to speed on lips, but I know there are quite a few users on here that have them or have experience with them. If your profile pic is your car in your driveway It honestly doesn't look steep enough that you would scrape. Just don't barrel into the driveway at speed and you would be fine with a mild drop.

 

[ThatOneKid]

If you have about 1k to work with I would start with the swaybar. Most are going to agree that it will give you the biggest bang for your buck handling wise. I'm not really up to speed on lips, but I know there are quite a few users on here that have them or have experience with them. If your profile pic is your car in your driveway It honestly doesn't look steep enough that you would scrape. Just don't barrel into the driveway at speed and you would be fine with a mild drop.

Thats the top of my driveway wait till i show u the actual thing

 

[ThatOneKid]

I'd probably opt to lower the car, or install a 22mm rear sway bar....or both. It'll make driving more enjoyable if you like twisty roads & it'll transform the appearance of the car. If you want wheels, I'd look through the tire forum at some examples of what people have. See what looks you like, and see if any are within your budget, or see if a replica of that wheel is available?

How low could I go?

 

[webby]

It's all about the angle you turn into the drive. You basically would need to drive somewhat parallel to the drive till you catch your front wheel. Once you get the front wheel on the driveway you can turn into the drive.

essentially like this person catches the wheel to get over the speed bump -

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wI_Q-l9fW1w