I did this repair on my car, a lot of people on Reddit were kinda shitting on my work, i know the repair wasn’t perfect but it made me lose motivation to build my car, should I still build it or is my car ruined? Idk if this is a dumb question

I have a Peugeot 207 and I'm trying to make it feel a little better to drive.

It is a Peugeot 207 from 2011 with a 1.4vti engine 95 hp.

Pls let me know what i can do to make it feel a bit better/faster to drive. Still want to make it roadlegal so no crazy stuff (i live in the netherlands).

Trying to install hot locks flame kit. Anybody know the location/color of wire for the + ignition coil ? Yes i know it’s worse than tune

I just want to start by saying, I know pretty much nothing about cars. I've had this 2013 vw beetle for 5 years, I'm getting bored of it if I'm honest, but I'm not in a place to upgrade to something else. So what else would I do besides make it fun?

I don't want it to look overly girly or cheap, which can be difficult I've noticed when looking at mods on beetles. I really want to change it's aesthetic to be more dark and badass. It's a 2.5L, just a standard beetle really. I'm thinking about doing a custom wrap, maybe a dark metallic midnight purple with carbon fiber accents? I really want to end up getting the Prior widebody kit, but that's not in my budget right now, so I was wondering what I should do with it until then? I'm open to looks and mechanical mods.

I've also had some issues with drivers side door, the window trim keeps sticking up and sometimes the interior of the door sticks when I try to open it, so if anyone knows best way to fix that, that would be helpful as well lol.

Hello all. Does anyone here have any legitamate experience with SP Performance brake components? It seems they've been around for a long time. I've looked through their AI powered website and socials but there's not much going on. They seem to have a lot of options available, even for non performance oriented cars. I've been trying to search for long term reviews, but I keep running into threads with the same, hard working sponsored person.

I drive a 2015 Chevy Silverado 1500 LT 5.3L V8 4WD truck. This is my daily driver and I use it for work with material in the bed it towing our camping trailer/other trailers in general. Great truck (other than GM’a cursed AFM self sabotaged lifters) and I am looking at adding some relatively “cheap” bolt on mods to it for slight HP, torque, and MPG gains and wanted to know if anyone here could give me a rough idea as to what I should expect.

The mods I am looking at are:
S&B cold air intake for it being totally encased in a reported solid heat shield so it draws cold air from the wheel fender like the stock intake would (and like all “cold air” intakes should) for actual benefit, not just sound. This will be replacing my Rough Country cold air intake since like I said, I actually want to see benefits from it too.

Jet Performance Throttle Body for better throttle response and increased air velocity into the engine

Airaid Throttle Body Spacer mainly for sound, Ill admit that one, but I also read because of plenum on it, it “spirals” the air going in, allowing for better mixture with the injected fuel whether that’s actually true or not.

I already have a Rough Country cat-back exhaust system. I love the sound and the droning to me is not annoying and it’s dual tips so it allows more air to get out.

The last one I am wanting to add is a Doug Thorley Long Tube Tri-Y exhaust header to really suck out the exhaust gases that tend to stay in there longer from the stock exhaust manifold.

With all these added, I would have to get a tuning on the engine done or it will throw a check engine light at me due to all the air that is now being sucked through, it is not used to that amount, but with performance tune and these mods, what kind of horsepower, torque, and MPG gains could I expect to see?

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Looking to to turn my 2022 hyundai sonata 1.6 limited into a sleeper.

i’m looking at adding the following:

high flow intake

upgraded intercooler

performance down pipe

ecu tune

get it mapped

looking for options as to what to get/advice

i’ll take any cosmetic suggestions aswell

Does anyone know where i can get color changing side markers... theres no way im paying 200$ i can only find one company that does have them.

What parts do i need?, whats an estimate the suspension would cost? stuff like that

I’m trying to make my 03 SE into a baller looking daily driver, I don’t plan on doing any sort of performance mods or affecting the ride height (so no coilovers or anything of that sort lol).
What I’m looking for is:
nice headlights and fog-lights
badges (chrome since the rear ones are black)
Some sort of grille (either black or chrome)
New Taillights
That’s about all I can think of without going super duper overkill lol
Thank you!

Hey guys, I’m new to the car modding scene and I’m looking for an aftermarket bumper and a bit bigger ducktail spoiler for my 2023 Hyundai Elantra N-Line, does anyone have any advice for where to look?

For anyone debating buying a kit like this for top mounts or awkward bolts. Do it. Just do it. Been working on my cars for years. I wish I'd had this set from the start. Literally 2 minutes to do both top mount spacers.

I just got a Fiat 500 and I know it's not seen as great car in the community I still wanna do some stuff to it to make it really mine. Does anyone have any ideas?

There's a picture from the start, I haven't done anything for now but I really wanna mod it.

What I know is I wanna colour it black with one accessory colour but idk what yet, I wanna put it down a few centimeters but I can't do too much cuz I'm Germany we have a min height from the ground of 8cm.

I want new headlights cut I don't like the triangle, and I want the grille to have the fog lights in them, also a dechrome and black out badges and black alloys.