rikkiphan1506

Not anymore. They are great bars though, I would recommend them.

I had H&R springs for a while and they were great. I eventually got KW V3 Coilovers and they have been good! The H&R springs are a good start if you are on a budget!!
Thanks for the compliments!!! Good luck.

Hey dude I went with ichiba camber arms and haven't had any issues but some people have. The SPC are very similar too. I would go with SPL camber arms. Those are the best. Also you need toe bolts if you want your alignment set back to stock so you don't wear through tires.

Hey Rikki, it's the stillen roof spoiler just painted to match the car

lol sounds good. something else you may want to look into is those new Akuma intakes, they are advertising slightly better numbers than the Stillen intakes, and they are about $50 cheaper. I may be switching to those sometime soon. Maybe...

Actually, if you drive the same as you did before and don't rev it a whole bunch, you will get slightly better gas mileage because your car can breath easier and make more power. Enjoy them, it's a great mod to do!

As far as sway bars go, no I didn't think the OEM Nismo bars were good enough. There was a noticeable improvement in handling after I put the bars on. Before it seemed like the rear was a little too eager to come around but after the install the car seemed a little more balanced. In all reality, the front bar is probably all I really needed. Also I'm not tracking my car just AutoXing it.

Only because you will want to feel the newly acquired power all the time! I did a street tune after the dyno and actually leaned it out to get better gas mileage while cruising.

Yes and it was the best mod I've ever done! Cost me $500 for 31whp. Prices vary depending on the shop and the link shows all authorized tuners. UpRev Tuners