Drivetrain new car 2007 mini cooper s need some ideas
Ditto to the above. Get a tune (best bang for your buck) then suspension mods (coilovers, unless you only want aesthetics, then lowering springs are probably fine). Oh, and get rid of your runflats if you haven't already.
Have fun modding!
Have fun modding!
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.
I would like to give you something different to think about beyond just power. Try upgrading the suspension before adding more power.
You could think about the following:
1. front camber plates
2. larger rear sway bar
3. better tires
You could think about the following:
1. front camber plates
2. larger rear sway bar
3. better tires
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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.
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
Last edited by dboard7; Feb 14, 2011 at 06:46 AM.
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.
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.
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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