Hi,

 

By end of september i will have £700 to spend on mods, any ideas people? i would like to get a new spoiler and some skirts?

 

any other ideas?

 

i havent got any external mods, or internal really jsut alloys and few minor internal mods at the moment.

 

Kris

get bumpers as well ? or seats or a soundsystem?

2.0 engine

Maybe a engine conversion? You's recon £700 be enuff? might be... 2.0 mondy

i got a nice sound system, wouldnt be able to afford insurance on a new engine lol as much as i would like one lol.

 

was thinking window tinting £200

 

Skirts £300

 

Then an exhaust or something.

why would skirts be £300???

 

which ones are they

 

Marcus

 

PS: Id say either engine or seats

Yeah exhaust, powerflow made to fit, fitted to your sound taste, set you back about £250... nice mod... Think u can sort skirts bit cheaper then £300 tho...

delta skirts £200 a set, then it would cost bout £100 to fit an spray wouldnt it?

2.0 zetec looks exactly the same a 1.6, why should the insurance need to know about it?

 

and if you did want to tell em a 2.0lx mondeo is insurance grp 9, thats the same as 1.6si.

oh rite lol.

dont worry about cometic or sound mods, just make sure its fast before you rice it up.

if cosmetic i'd go for the tinting first of all, um and a big spoiler

and if you did want to tell em a 2.0lx mondeo is insurance grp 9, thats the same as 1.6si.

not that it works that way

 

i'd go for a set of new rims and springs

Edited August 6, 200420 yr by Lee R

Custom Exhaust from Powerflow?

Colour coding

Alarm?

Custom plates?

Side repeaters?

Rears?

 

 

 

Personally, I’d go with the alarm if you don't already have one. There are a lot of very good spec alarms out there and you don't necessarily have to spend THAT big. Battery back up, boot & hood sensors, anti-tilt sensors and a boot release - best mod you could get IMO. Then spend the rest on whatever else you fancy

Edited August 6, 200420 yr by Brown

i'd go for a set of new rims

Why does that not surprise me?

 

 

Yup, think about an alarm - you can have a very decent setup for less than £100 if you fit it yourself (that's assuming you buy battery backup siren, shock & microwave sensors, etc etc - much cheaper otherwise!)

 

With the £600 left, I'd go for skirts - say £200 fitted/sprayed - catback powerflow for £230, then the remainder towards seats or ICE or lowering - even could be sensible and keep it back for the next time something breaks