Have $250: SRI or Sport Springs?

[kelvincko]

I already have a TurboXS Hybrid BOV and so the car already feels smoother and faster than stock. If you were in my situation, would you buy an intake now or go for a slightly lower and stiffer ride? Please, share your opinions. Thanks!

 

[ms6acton]

get the sri and youll love your bov even more

 

[kelvincko]

get the sri and youll love your bov even more

Yeh that was what I was thinking because right now, I only hear it if I really get on the gas.

 

[ms6acton]

with the sri youll hear it all the time and it will be a billion times louder

 

[chief_wiggum]

get the sri and youll love your bov even more

+1

 

[freeflyfreak]

I already have a TurboXS Hybrid BOV and so the car already feels smoother and faster than stock. If you were in my situation, would you buy an intake now or go for a slightly lower and stiffer ride? Please, share your opinions. Thanks!

Out of those two.....

SRI.


In reality, I would save up more and get dampers. The weakest spot on this car IMO.

Depending on the road surface in your area of the country of course,

 

[coyfish]

Obviosly would depend on your goals but I would get the SRI.

Also for you guys with SRI's . . . do they sound different than CAI's ? Always wondered.

 

[maestro]

Depends on what you do with the car, if you like corners at all get the springs. I was not comfortable with the stock suspension and bought coil overs with in a few months of buying the car. I prefer being able to put the power effectively to the pavement over gobs of unusable HP.