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sheekeebut · 06-27-2014, 06:07 PM

Yeah, when it comes to resale value, modifications don't help at all. I've already accepted the fact that nobody cares about my personal preferences. They want to buy that car as close to new and original as possible.

At least you've gone with better shocks & struts. Should be a quick and painless installation, and I don't think you'll even need alignment done.

sheekeebut · 06-28-2014, 03:20 PM

So I've gone with most people's advice and stuck it out with just a 1.5" drop all around. It will take some getting used to, and I hope it hasn't fudged the roll couple much. Not like I'll be able to feel or measure it.

We'll see how that @$$hole Old Man Winter treats me this year, before I adjust anything else. I plan on a rear sway, then a short shift, probably in spring '15. Anything else afterwards will be simply for driver comforts, like a tint and low powered sub to complement the stock audio system. I do not expect this car to be a looker, EVER.

Thanks for coming to see the thread, everyone. Makes me feel special.

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06-27-2014, 06:07 PM	#1
sheekeebut Minimalist Drives: 07 silver sedan Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Mississauga, GTA, Toronto, ON Posts: 432	Yeah, when it comes to resale value, modifications don't help at all. I've already accepted the fact that nobody cares about my personal preferences. They want to buy that car as close to new and original as possible. At least you've gone with better shocks & struts. Should be a quick and painless installation, and I don't think you'll even need alignment done.

06-28-2014, 03:20 PM	#2
sheekeebut Minimalist Drives: 07 silver sedan Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Mississauga, GTA, Toronto, ON Posts: 432	So I've gone with most people's advice and stuck it out with just a 1.5" drop all around. It will take some getting used to, and I hope it hasn't fudged the roll couple much. Not like I'll be able to feel or measure it. We'll see how that @$$hole Old Man Winter treats me this year, before I adjust anything else. I plan on a rear sway, then a short shift, probably in spring '15. Anything else afterwards will be simply for driver comforts, like a tint and low powered sub to complement the stock audio system. I do not expect this car to be a looker, EVER. Thanks for coming to see the thread, everyone. Makes me feel special.