Drivetrain new car 2007 mini cooper s need some ideas
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I just bought a used pure silver 07 S with 16,400 miles on it. After having a wrx and 2 STi's all with Accessports, I had no doubt that I needed it for the mini. The difference it made on the subaru's was unreal, and I'm hoping I get the same feeling with the mini. I ordered it last week, and it should be here on Wed....so I say go with the tune.
My next purchases will be black rims, possibly springs, and some stripes.
My next purchases will be black rims, possibly springs, and some stripes.
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Don't get coilovers unless you're actually going to track your car.
Most people don't even fully utilize their coilovers.
I'd go with a set of lowering springs, Ireland Engineering camerplates, and a rear sway.
After that, cat back or turbo back if emissions don't matter where you live, bigger intercooler and a tune from Jan.
Most people don't even fully utilize their coilovers.
I'd go with a set of lowering springs, Ireland Engineering camerplates, and a rear sway.
After that, cat back or turbo back if emissions don't matter where you live, bigger intercooler and a tune from Jan.
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The accessport is for sure your best bet my only problem with it is my tires keep spinning so I would recommend some decent tires I love the toyo proxies 4 I had on my old vr6 I'm saving up for a cheap set of time to put some on now then exhaust for a nice deep tone
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Don't get coilovers unless you're actually going to track your car.
Most people don't even fully utilize their coilovers.
I'd go with a set of lowering springs, Ireland Engineering camerplates, and a rear sway.
After that, cat back or turbo back if emissions don't matter where you live, bigger intercooler and a tune from Jan.
Most people don't even fully utilize their coilovers.
I'd go with a set of lowering springs, Ireland Engineering camerplates, and a rear sway.
After that, cat back or turbo back if emissions don't matter where you live, bigger intercooler and a tune from Jan.
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Depends if you want something that is 22 MM or 20 MM or 19 MM and your driving style.
I have a few friends with the 20 MM Whiteline. Not too expensive and gives you good adjustment range. I have the 22 MM NM Engineering coming from a 19 MM. I ran the 19 MM at stiffest and the 22 MM at the softest.
I have a few friends with the 20 MM Whiteline. Not too expensive and gives you good adjustment range. I have the 22 MM NM Engineering coming from a 19 MM. I ran the 19 MM at stiffest and the 22 MM at the softest.
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Depends if you want something that is 22 MM or 20 MM or 19 MM and your driving style.
I have a few friends with the 20 MM Whiteline. Not too expensive and gives you good adjustment range. I have the 22 MM NM Engineering coming from a 19 MM. I ran the 19 MM at stiffest and the 22 MM at the softest.
I have a few friends with the 20 MM Whiteline. Not too expensive and gives you good adjustment range. I have the 22 MM NM Engineering coming from a 19 MM. I ran the 19 MM at stiffest and the 22 MM at the softest.
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