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Originally Posted by KinkBykr
well, actually, you should just drive it around a while, try to find it's problems, fix the main things, then take time to get an idea of what YOU want in your car. I understand it is hard to be new to the JDM scene, so take your time, the first time always hurts a little. It's completly natural though, and it's supposed to be nice. Just make sure to be complelty relaxed, and not worry about just getting it over with.
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I dont think you were really being serious about your options were you? This is just a joke thread, Right? First off have a good idea of what you want to do with your car. I jumped the gun and just started buying when i first got my car and now im rebuying parts i just bought 5 months ago because i made a stupid choice. EX: I buy 2.5 inch lowering springs with no camber kit. I go through two sets of front tires in 4 months. Now my 15 inch rims dont fit cause im soo low, so im buying coilovers and a camber kit. Waste of money buying the 2.5 inch springs with no camber kit in the first place. I deffinatly have to agree with Kink on other opinions too. You need to start driving the car to see what you may need to replace to keep it going before you start doing ' Mad Tyte JDM' stuff. Im 17 and when i got this car about 5 months ago i just drained my bank account to try to buy all these parts like seats, sway bars, lowering springs and that kind of stuff. Then about 2 weeks later with no money in my bank my alternator goes... i have to Borrow cash from parents... One month of saving later i buy some more goodies by emptying my bank. 1 week later with no cash i need new brakes! Do you get my point? Try to do the needed things first that will keep the car on the road. Then you can do all the 'TYTE JDM' and mad Tokyo Drift'n you want

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-Chris