[vashthe3rd]

I've recently started modding my car, with the CAI and tune, I'm looking around for mods to follow this which will inevitably lead to a Roush S/C I also plan to add small exterior mods as I go

From what I've seen, the next step would be for me to add
does this sound good?
a UDP
Suspension upgrades (UCA/LCA, Axleback, etc. still have more to learn about suspension upgrades)Any input here would be greatly appreciated
Exhaust
At the same time, or soon after that, a ground effects kit, only exterior work I'll do beyond trying to change my tan-top to a black top.
Delete Plates
I know there are other mods I can do, and I know there are some other mods out there that I just flat out don't know/understand, most of which are abbreviated in peoples signatures but I don't know enough about them to place them in any place on the list which I would love input on. Trying to do this on a part-time based income as a student initially.

Again I greatly appreciate input, thanks guys

[stlwagon]

If you plan to supercharge forget the pulleys and delete plates since they will be of no use.

[Troon2004]

Aluminum DS and, of course,



splash guards.

[vashthe3rd]

Originally Posted by stlwagon

If you plan to supercharge forget the pulleys and delete plates since they will be of no use.

Thanks, I didn't think about that

Originally Posted by Troon2004

Aluminum DS and, of course,



splash guards.

I want splash guards made out of gold

but I am curious as to how serious the DS suggestion is

[stlwagon]

The driveshaft is a very good mod. A lightweight aluminum driveshaft will decrease rotational mass by about 65%, freeing up some hp lost to drag.

[tw0scoops123]

Like everyone said, suspension mods and a driveshaft. Forgot the UDPs, you won't need them after the SC. Maybe some bigger tires.

[vashthe3rd]

ok so a DS and control arms, anything else I can do to suspension?

[stlwagon]

Those are the most important suspension mods.