competition driving school=only good money I ever spent on 'go-fast' anything. Taught me what fast really is and that it has no place on the street.

That said, moding your car is still fun. Sometimes it is like stamping your signature on your car to make it your own. Lightweight wheels first is what I say, then maybe intake and exhaust. Spend a few gazillion hours on this forum and check out what the others are doing--it will save you money. Stay away from cheap E-bay 'free horsepower' rubbish. Use the search feature here and we welcome 'noobs'.

 

i still havent seen any suggestions? LoL now im looking at mugen vs. spoon parts

 

We suggested SEARCH. That's all you need. You say you're a noob yet every suggestion we make to help you with you counter. So if you want high end parts look at Spoon, Mugen, J's Racing, and T1R. There are others out there but you seem to want high end. Since you know the brand you want, you can search for the info that you need and ask questions in the right threads.

 

finally some suggestions, alright now ill look at some j's racing and t1r LoL

 

One more thing to remember when modifing a car you HAVE TO DAILY drive.
Don't go and do things that will majorly affect the drivibility and enjoyability of the car. Don't slam the suspension, it will ride like ass. Don't do a full race setup on the exhaust is a tasteful rear section will do. The more resonators and mufflers you take off of this car the raspier and "ricerier" it's probably going to sound..and it will drone like a bitch.

um..mostly NEVER buy anything off EBAY before doing a substantial amount of research on it and what it does...you'll be sorry.

remember: you bought the auto fit with 80hp at the wheels..don't under circumstances be lulled into thinking you have a hot rod. It's a great car..but "fast" it is not.

 

i wont buy anything off of ebay

i just plan on changing air intake, brakes, maybe one of those spoon silenced mufflers, dont plan on putting anything on that will change how it looks though

 

https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-engine-modifications-motor-swaps-ecu-tuning/2446-tech-great-honda-jazz-exhaust-thread.html
http://www.bulletproofautomotive.com...p?category=237
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-vendor-general-discussion-area/
http://www.tanabe-usa.com/kcars.asp
Look at this stuff and then buy 2 Fujita SRI 2 Tanabe Medalion exhaust
put one of each on your car send me the other and you'll have a really apreciative friend on the Gulf coast.

 

I don't think anybody has dyno tested spoon or mugen parts on this forum. Those two make drop in air cleaner elements for BIG$$ and spoon makes a big $ muffler. Both are notorious for bang-to-buck ratio and I think a lot of us are looking at names like Injen, Fujita, and T1R for dyno proven intakes. Haven't seen much in the way of dyno tested exhaust parts without intake instal in the mix.

 

http://www.tirerack.com/servlet/Call...filterSpecial=



While we're kickin the ideas around these would look good too

 

handling FTW

-joe

 

i think ima get one of those tanabe medalion touring mufflers, they look sweet :P

 

Ya gotta go with the ConceptG, G.The Medallion is exactly like the Honda sport muffler. Tanabe ConceptG takes 15 min. to install - instant gratification. Good luck post pix when you mod it up.

 

ima hold back for a while, when i get to drive it myself ima start looking at parts again since there will be more choices etc.