Does this look alright for a basic build-up for a project? Can you please tell me if i'm missing ANYTHING important or maybe help me by adding stuff that you think should be included?

Thanks!

Project Midnight

Stage 1: Suspension Work

1. Tein Spring Tokico D-Spec Combo $675.00
2. Camber Kits: Progress Kit $139.99
3. Strut Bars: Vibrant Strut Bars Front & Rear $99.99
4. Sway Bar: Eibach Anti-Roll Sway Bar Set $ 299.99

Stage 2: Engine Performance

1. Catalytic Converters: Magnaflow Hi-Flow $75.00
2. Flywheel Upgrade: SPEC Flywheel $399.99
3. Stage3 Clutch: SPEC Clutch Upgrade $399.99
4. Engine Mount: RK Sport Lower Engine Mount $44.50
5. Engine Mount: RK Sport Upper Ecotec $124.50
6. HyperGround System $114.99


Stage 3: Braking & Wheels

1. Brake Kits: Baer Brake Kit: Front & Rear $1,700.00


Stage 4: Interior

1. Roll Bar: AutoPower Kit: Street-Sport Roll Bar $399.99
2. Gauges: Auto Meter Lunar 5-Inch Shift Tach $240.00
3. Racing Seats: ???


Stage 5: Exterior Body

1. Does the 2002 sunfire have a drift kit?
2. Hoods: VIS Invader Type6 Carbon Fiber Hood $599.99


Stage 6: Conversion Kit(s)

1. HID Conversion: Price???

Sorry I forgot to mention that this project is for a 2002 black sunfire with an ecotec

Here is my input

Stage 1

1. good
2. overkill - get some camber bolts and save money
3. not worth the money, no noticeable difference, get only front GM brace and save money
4. rear only will do the trick, if you have a lot of money get both

Stage 2 - very nice, good mods

Personally, I would pass on grounding system, you dont really need it, get a nice set of spark plugs and a K&N filter or intake.

Stage 3 - overkill. You don`t need big brakes, your brakes will be plenty for the power you will be making. Get good rotors and nice brakepads instead.

Stage 4 - rollbar ? Are you gonna take the car to the track? If yes, good idea, with suspension and brake upgrade you are going to have alot of fun. Gauges - you need basic gauges like oil temp, pressure etc more than a monster tach. If your car does not have a tach then go ahead. Seats are nice, but look for black seats to look good in a black car. Don`t get bright red which will be visible from 2 miles.

Good luck man, you have some nice ideas there... don`t overdo it and remember... you can always fo more with less money










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the hypergrounding i would put in stage 1, as a maintance thing, And it only costs about $15 if you do it yourself, just do a search and you will see.


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