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Whats good everyone? I just signed the deal on a 2016 FiST in Magnetic with Black rims. I live in Orange County and plan on exploiting a lot of canyon roads, but I have to wait until Friday to pick up my car. I do plan on modding it over the course of my ownership, this is my plan, nearly in the order I want to do it.

Performance:
No-Pistons Pedal Spacer
Cobb RMM
Accessport from Mountune, so I get the custom tune
Brake lines, maybe pads
CAI
Intercooler
Maybe some Lighter Rims before the CAI and Intake
Possibly a single tip cat back exhaust at some point with a downpipe

Looks:
Yellow Fog Lights
Mud Flaps
Front Splitter
Rally Lights
Possibly a spoiler extension

If you have any suggestions on what I should do let me know!
 


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Congrats and Welcome Aboard!
 


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Welcom aboard!
I say you have some good mods there
 


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Welcome!

Suggestion: Short Shifter makes a great, simple, cheap 1st mod that you can enjoy constantly. Many great options to choose from (Mountune, Boomba, FSWerks, just to name a few)
 


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Welcome!

Suggestion: Short Shifter makes a great, simple, cheap 1st mod that you can enjoy constantly. Many great options to choose from (Mountune, Boomba, FSWerks, just to name a few)
I was thinking of the Mountune one because, well I have no reason why, but how hard is it to install? I'd consider myself competent enough to follow instructions, I just don't want to fuck something up and have my warranty voided too

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I was thinking of the Mountune one because, well I have no reason why, but how hard is it to install? I'd consider myself competent enough to follow instructions, I just don't want to fuck something up and have my warranty voided too

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Difficulty? Basically as easy as changing your oil or rotating your tires. It sounds way harder and scarier than it actually is.

Boomba has an awesome how-to on YouTube

I have FSWerks (because simplicity, cost and lighter weight). Took me 1 hour the first time because the space is a little tight and I was using manual allen wrench which took forever. Now I have an Allen socket and 9" extension and it takes <15 mins. (went back in to apply lock-tite to ALL the bolts)
 


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Congrats! I like your mod plan. I am also planning on some more rally inspired stuff and look forward to seeing what wheels you go with. I have a molten orange with the OEM black rims and am thinking maybe some bronze Method wheels, maybe 16x8 and Rally Armor flaps. Will be a few months before I pull the trigger on those though.
 


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Congrats! I like your mod plan. I am also planning on some more rally inspired stuff and look forward to seeing what wheels you go with. I have a molten orange with the OEM black rims and am thinking maybe some bronze Method wheels, maybe 16x8 and Rally Armor flaps. Will be a few months before I pull the trigger on those though.
I'm sure I'll wait a bit to do anything crazy, but bronze rims sound really cool, I was originally going with a silver black and hint of red theme. But I really don't know what I'll do

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Still breaking it in so I'm babying the car, but here's a picture from its first drive on a canyon road! It was Santiago Canyon north of Irvine.



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