Why people do MODS to their car ?
06-22-18, 08:48 AM
#16
Sorry for the dumb question.
Why people do mods to their car ? specially, I read many people changing struts and springs and lowering the car. Is it because of the looks or for any other reason?
I can understand people wanting to change the wheels to 19" or 20" or chrome or matt finish etc but i never understood the struts and springs and exhausts etc.
Why people do mods to their car ? specially, I read many people changing struts and springs and lowering the car. Is it because of the looks or for any other reason?
I can understand people wanting to change the wheels to 19" or 20" or chrome or matt finish etc but i never understood the struts and springs and exhausts etc.
There's a lot of "mods" that I don't personally get/like but I got better things to worry about than someone else ruining their car. It's not like it radically affects the
used lexus market or something.
Also, I think at the same time its easy to "throw shade" etc than it is to appreciate some of the stuff that's been done. For every 10 "mod" cars that I think are "meh" or stupid, theres another dozen or more that come out pretty outstanding.
-Mike
06-22-18, 11:06 AM
#17
06-23-18, 01:06 AM
#18
Sorry for the dumb question.
Why people do mods to their car ? specially, I read many people changing struts and springs and lowering the car. Is it because of the looks or for any other reason?
I can understand people wanting to change the wheels to 19" or 20" or chrome or matt finish etc but i never understood the struts and springs and exhausts etc.
Why people do mods to their car ? specially, I read many people changing struts and springs and lowering the car. Is it because of the looks or for any other reason?
I can understand people wanting to change the wheels to 19" or 20" or chrome or matt finish etc but i never understood the struts and springs and exhausts etc.
06-23-18, 06:46 AM
#19
If you do it right, it’s a very enjoyable experience to mod a car to your taste.
Problem is, most people don’t do it right. Even those that spend a ton of money on mods sometimes don’t understand what they are bolting on or how it relates to the other parts of the car.
A common mistake is spring rate vs sway bar thickness vs tire sidewall height. All of these things affect each other and make for a crappy handling/driving experience if not taken into account.
Problem is, most people don’t do it right. Even those that spend a ton of money on mods sometimes don’t understand what they are bolting on or how it relates to the other parts of the car.
A common mistake is spring rate vs sway bar thickness vs tire sidewall height. All of these things affect each other and make for a crappy handling/driving experience if not taken into account.
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