Looking for some simple mods
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Looking for some simple mods
Ok, had my Camden Cooper S for almost 6 months now and would like to start looking into adding some things here and there. What are some simple mods that are DIY that would increase performance?
Here are two simple and cheap mods that will actually make improvements
WMW BOV
http://www.waymotorworks.com/wmw-per...off-valve.html
NM Torque Arm Bushing
http://www.waymotorworks.com/nm-engi...nt-insert.html
WMW BOV
http://www.waymotorworks.com/wmw-per...off-valve.html
NM Torque Arm Bushing
http://www.waymotorworks.com/nm-engi...nt-insert.html
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Any suggestions on which one? What would that give me?
Also, any of the mods already mentioned void the warranty?
Also, any of the mods already mentioned void the warranty?
I have to put in a word here. I just installed a driver-side Schroth harness that I have had for awhile. This is really a great mod. Even a stock Mini is an awesome car, but as long as your upper body is free to move around, and you try to stay put by holding on to the wheel or leaning into the corners, you cannot fully appreciate the car's cornering ability. I have a 15% pulley, an intake, and a rear sway bar, but I wish I had done this first.
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I have to put in a word here. I just installed a driver-side Schroth harness that I have had for awhile. This is really a great mod. Even a stock Mini is an awesome car, but as long as your upper body is free to move around, and you try to stay put by holding on to the wheel or leaning into the corners, you cannot fully appreciate the car's cornering ability. I have a 15% pulley, an intake, and a rear sway bar, but I wish I had done this first.
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Please do yourself a favor and learn this stuff on your own without asking everybody to tell you what to do. You'll seriously love the journey better. Go to the Vendor Directory and then to their sites to learn of their wares. This way you can learn of all of the options and not just other people's opinions. You can then go learn from the manufacturer sites and do searches on NAM (use Google with "NAM" as a search term). Learn about turbos and sway bars, etc so that you can make informed choices. Seriously, don't spend money on other people's opinions.
Agreed. Your sucking in hot air, it's not a true CAI if you don't just drop in a K&N panel filter, also dry one that Way sells, or ECU tuning sells a aFe dry panel filter too. I regret ever buying my DDM intake, it was just for sound and lost a bit of low end power.
But definitely the torque arm insert is worth it
Please do yourself a favor and learn this stuff on your own without asking everybody to tell you what to do. You'll seriously love the journey better. Go to the Vendor Directory and then to their sites to learn of their wares. This way you can learn of all of the options and not just other people's opinions. You can then go learn from the manufacturer sites and do searches on NAM (use Google with "NAM" as a search term). Learn about turbos and sway bars, etc so that you can make informed choices. Seriously, don't spend money on other people's opinions.
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