Worth modding with high miles?
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Worth modding with high miles?
Hello everyone, I was wondering if it is worth modding my stock is350 with almost 200k miles. I'd want to get a F-Sport Intake/Exhaust and some other less expensive things. I'd like to hear what you guys have to say! Thanks.
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This is all true and very helpful, thank you!
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How's the condition of the exterior/interior with that many mileage?
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I'd probably be keeping this until it dies
I'd say the condition is good both interior/exterior
I'd say the condition is good both interior/exterior
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I honestly think you do whatever you want at this point even if you don't plan on keeping the car long, you can always sell us your old parts.
I mod when opportunity arises. For instance I purchased the fsport intake when I needed a new air filter. See. Functional. You must have already changed you suspension a couple times over, ever thought about coilovers? Now's the time to build, she's got pleanty of life in her (provided you took car of her)
I honestly think you do whatever you want at this point even if you don't plan on keeping the car long, you can always sell us your old parts.
I mod when opportunity arises. For instance I purchased the fsport intake when I needed a new air filter. See. Functional. You must have already changed you suspension a couple times over, ever thought about coilovers? Now's the time to build, she's got pleanty of life in her (provided you took car of her)