thephantom

Can anyone tell me how to get the most bang for the buck as far as aftermarket parts are concerned?

oblio98

Comptech Springs!!!!

:-jon

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2002 TL-S NAV Black/Black
w/Spoiler, Body Kit, Bowling Ball Wheel,
Bowling Ball Gauge & Vent Trim Kit
Comptech Springs
Comptech Exhaust
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Guest

I dont even have a TL-S yet and I second that! Get the springs. 300 bucks + install and you got yourself a great cosmetic mod and a great performance mod. Should DEFINITELY be your first mod, in my opinion.

thephantom

Thaknks, guys. What about performance wise?

TypeSDreamin

Why kind of cosmetic changes would springs provide? I'm new at this, so I'm guessing it would lower the car or something like that?

AKRY

Lower springs eliminates the big gaps between tires and tirewells. Which not only make the car look good, it also give performance edge since the centre gravity of the car is lowered.

Spring is definitely the bang for the buck mode..... Swaybar is next to it, maybe??

Andy Kuo

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'92 Mercedes-Benz 400SE
Pearl Grey/Black

'02 Acura TL-S
Satin Silver/Ebony, w/out NAV

Mercedes-Benz S-Class