If you had $300...

Cbland13Si

Cbland13Si

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If you had $300 to spend on mods for your 9th gen, what would you buy? Would you stretch it out and buy a few items or make only one purchase? And what would they/it be?

My thoughts for myself is:
Oem window visors
Oem splash guards
Hood deflector from CHH or upgraded HID's for low beams, nokya yellow DRL's/ high beams, and HID kit for fogs along with my yellow overlays

GO!!
 
Cbland13Si

Cbland13Si

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squiggy said:
Short shift adapter, base bushings, and a Progress 22 or 24mm rear sway bar. These will without a doubt drastically improve your driving experience. +1 to Nokya yellow fogs also.
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I am kind of between a rock and a hard place with the warranty on my 13' si sedan. Just hit 10k miles today as a matter of fact. But those would be some great upgrades
 
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Cbland13Si said:
I didn't realize this. Thank you. I'm still a newb when it comes to the whole warranty stuff lol:/
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Check out the link in my signature for the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Essentially, they would have to link the defect directly to the modified part. Otherwise, they have to honor the warranty.
 
Cbland13Si

Cbland13Si

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squiggy said:
Check out the link in my signature for the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Essentially, they would have to link the defect directly to the modified part. Otherwise, they have to honor the warranty.
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Okay I checked it out! Thank you. I was not aware of this at all!!
 
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