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Modifacation ideas for my VT

braddz93

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Hey i recently bought a V6 98 VT commodore for $1500! off my parents and i am now want to mod it up. I am wanting to do any mods weather they are power mods or exterior mods. I am only 17 so dont have alot of money but i do have around 2000 ;).
The only thing i have done is changed the rear boot garnish to a Vx ss one (Y)

Anyway any ideas will be appreciated :)

Thanks
Brad
 

vxcruzer

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hey mate im 17 to and gotta vx gud job with the garnish makes it looks soo much betta well for a 2000 budget i wudn get rims coz it will suk all the money unless you can find a nice set at the wreckers realtively cheap but me personally I would lower it fit a cat back exhaust with sum clean twin tips buy some monaro lights you can get all that for 1000 mayb 1100 the rest of the money you cud put into a new head unit plus an okay amp/sub or try and find a nice set of 2nd hand rims and it shud go gud man :)
 

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super lows with ss rims always looks good and is cheap and if ya wanna do the vx calais garnish my old vt looked ok



 

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Put a nice stereo in, best bang for your buck you can possibly get with a car. Note that nice doesn't have to be the same as loud, quality over quantity pays off here. For $2000 you can get some very decent speakers, a good head unit, and a decent amplifier which you'll enjoy and benefit from every time you turn the key.

You spend money on wheels/lights/bodykit/etc you are spending money so other people can see those things while they drive around (and probably think to themselves - "Oh look, another hoon in a riced out Commodore"), you spend money inside the car, that's something you can enjoy every time you drive.

You should face the fact that you drive a heavy auto V6, it's never going to be a rocket ship (esp for $2000), and nor should a 17 year old drive a rocket ship anyway, so I really wouldn't waste time with an exhaust (it might sound fast, but it won't actually be fast) or anything like that.
 

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Yeah cat back would the bo the way to go, although ive been quoted $400 installed, or $500 for a redback 2.5" sports exhuast
 
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