Imnutz4jdm

bro COILS!!!! the end stop thinking hard

iRock

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sounds like its decided

RastaRacer

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well i was gonna say to get the kit since yu alrdy have springs, but it seems everyone has said coils so that prolly gonna be yur best bet. but i still say get the kit, buts its yur choice, but i still say get the kit..lol

someboy

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coils !! and get some other body kits later!

516IS

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+100 on coils...

metalgear

I'd get the coils.

llamaboiz

how about buying something nice for your parents who helped pay your way thru college? like... a new couch or pay the electric bill or something

MashinA

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^lol guilt trip!

mdsbrain

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Exactly...

But if you buy lexus bits make sure you buy from Sewell. They rock and their prices are a steal!

svntwosix

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Not trying to bash you op, but I dislike people taking advantage of the system. If you received a fat scholarship without government backed grants, that's great for you. But if you also applied for financial aid and other government backed college funds, you shouldn't be driving a "luxury" car. I see it all the time, people cheating on tax forms and using our tax money to buy themselves nice things. Just my 2 cents on this behavior.

Pertaining to your question, go get coils.

heyarms

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I know it wasnt directed towards me, but I had tons of scholarships ($40k+) and also tons of government grants. There was no cheating involved to get it, and as i said earlier in the thread, I used my refund check my final semester of college to put towards my '09 2IS and pay for it while finishing school. If anyone should be put in check for this behavior, I'd blame whoever is issuing the grants and financial aid money. But, i see no problems. Some semesters they would actually take away my scholarship money because i had "too much", so i think they werent too oblivious.

KangstaxD

Have you read the thread? I am going to purchase something for my parents as well =). Shoot, I would purchase the whole gfx kit, coilovers, and other goodies if I didn't appreciate my parents support!

KangstaxD

Don't worry =). I never applied for scholarships or took out student loans and etc. I earned them by getting good grades and working hard. Hard enough to apply for med school.

svntwosix

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I'm glad people are honest when applying to their financial aid, but I know plenty who lie. I finished college a year ago, so I do know the financial aid process. I got some money from them but definitely not enough to cover my tuition. Then there's people I know who go to the same school and get a full ride, drive nice cars, live in less than ideal neighborhoods, and get food stamps. Some don't even work and most don't even try hard to get the grades. On the other hand, there are those individuals with well off parents who claim themselves as independent on the tax forms to qualify for financial aid. There's nothing independent about living with your parents and not paying a single cent on the expenses of living (housing and rent).

I only purchase what I can afford. I don't see any reason to fund a poser with my tax money.

OP: goodluck on your med school apps.

llamaboiz

no, my bad... get coils (350) or air (250)