hi everybody!
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From: dalton, ga
hi everybody!
my name is derek and i just bought a black '04 crossfire this morning. look forward to talking with all of yall and learning everything i can about these beautiful cars.
i don't have a owners manual so where can i get one. and also how do you set the built in garage door openers.
also what is a good first mod... any suggestions.
i don't have a owners manual so where can i get one. and also how do you set the built in garage door openers.
also what is a good first mod... any suggestions.
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From: Richmond, VA
Re: hi everybody!
Welcome to the forum! The first thing I recommend you do is go to a dealer and order an owner's manual. This car has a lot of features and there' no way you will discover them all on your own. If you do your own maintenance, the service manual is available as a .pdf. Use the "search" link at the top of this page and type in "service manual" and you will find it.
As far as other mods go, just about everything has been tried and discussed in the past, so again, use the search function and poke around a bit. There's a whole lot of really good info here.
A really good project to start you off is Pelked's "Biggest stereo bang for the buck mod", which will cost you about $2.00 and will make your stock stereo sound about 1,000% better. A link to that thread is here.
Have fun!
As far as other mods go, just about everything has been tried and discussed in the past, so again, use the search function and poke around a bit. There's a whole lot of really good info here.
A really good project to start you off is Pelked's "Biggest stereo bang for the buck mod", which will cost you about $2.00 and will make your stock stereo sound about 1,000% better. A link to that thread is here.
Have fun!
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Re: hi everybody!
welcome & congrats!!!
the first mod i would recommend would be: rotex gold ... dust-free brake pads.
here is my list: (may give you some choices)
koni sport shocks
eibach springs
h&r wheel spacers (10mm front & 12mm rear)
hid head lights
04' slk black leather shift ****
invinca-shield/xpel 3m clear bra w/ all optional pieces
rotex gold dust free brake pads (front & rear)
k&n filters
cargo logic cargo liner
factory rear cargo cover
debadged
custom crossfire emblems
50% window tint
macneil/weathertech mats
macneil clear cover/license plate bracket
painted rear tow hook (black)
piaa blue foglamp bulbs
xenon look licenses plate bulbs
silvervision turn signal bulbs
european clear front side marker lenses
covercraft dustop custom fit car cover
pulled fuse for rear wing activation
disabled seat belt chime
the first mod i would recommend would be: rotex gold ... dust-free brake pads.
here is my list: (may give you some choices)
koni sport shocks
eibach springs
h&r wheel spacers (10mm front & 12mm rear)
hid head lights
04' slk black leather shift ****
invinca-shield/xpel 3m clear bra w/ all optional pieces
rotex gold dust free brake pads (front & rear)
k&n filters
cargo logic cargo liner
factory rear cargo cover
debadged
custom crossfire emblems
50% window tint
macneil/weathertech mats
macneil clear cover/license plate bracket
painted rear tow hook (black)
piaa blue foglamp bulbs
xenon look licenses plate bulbs
silvervision turn signal bulbs
european clear front side marker lenses
covercraft dustop custom fit car cover
pulled fuse for rear wing activation
disabled seat belt chime
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From: Amherst, OH
Re: hi everybody!
WELCOME to the forum X_firedude!
IMO the best mod would be to install the Eibach Pro Kit. The ride and handling is much improved and I just think that the stock wheel to fender gap is fugly. Give the car the stance and handling it deserves.
Enjoy the forum!
Fritz
IMO the best mod would be to install the Eibach Pro Kit. The ride and handling is much improved and I just think that the stock wheel to fender gap is fugly. Give the car the stance and handling it deserves.
Enjoy the forum!
Fritz