WHATS THE first mod you made to your neon??!!
#31
RE: WHATS THE first mod you made to your neon??!!
I just got my first Neon yesterday. My first mod was to take the previous owners little puppy dog made of beads that was hanging from the rear-view mirror
Can anybody give me an approximate cost of converting atx to mtx in a '98 SOHC? I don't have a garage and wouldn't be able to it myself.
Kris
Can anybody give me an approximate cost of converting atx to mtx in a '98 SOHC? I don't have a garage and wouldn't be able to it myself.
Kris
#32
RE: WHATS THE first mod you made to your neon??!!
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Click the link for approximate prices for the parts...
http://www.msu.edu/~lareseer/trannySwap.html
Click the link for approximate prices for the parts...
http://www.msu.edu/~lareseer/trannySwap.html
#33
RE: WHATS THE first mod you made to your neon??!!
^^^ Thanks for that! In my case labour costs would have to be added as well. So I'm guessing it would be pretty pricey. However, my car was free and only has 106,000km (66,000 miles). So even spending close to $2000 is still a bargain considering I would have paid $3500-$4000 if I had to buy the car from a stranger.
Kris
Kris
#34
RE: WHATS THE first mod you made to your neon??!!
Well, when I had my neon I first bought a new Valve cover from Das2123 (mine was real crappy), then bought filled motor mounts (Das), Pacesetter Header (Das), Iceman intake, then port and polished head. After all parts arrived, it took only 2 days to complete.
Now that I traded for a turbo neon, my only objective right now is to feed this puppy some fuel. (waiting impatiently for parts[:@])
Now that I traded for a turbo neon, my only objective right now is to feed this puppy some fuel. (waiting impatiently for parts[:@])
#35
RE: WHATS THE first mod you made to your neon??!!
ORIGINAL: GlobetrekkerYYC
^^^ Thanks for that! In my case labour costs would have to be added as well. So I'm guessing it would be pretty pricey. However, my car was free and only has 106,000km (66,000 miles). So even spending close to $2000 is still a bargain considering I would have paid $3500-$4000 if I had to buy the car from a stranger.
Kris
^^^ Thanks for that! In my case labour costs would have to be added as well. So I'm guessing it would be pretty pricey. However, my car was free and only has 106,000km (66,000 miles). So even spending close to $2000 is still a bargain considering I would have paid $3500-$4000 if I had to buy the car from a stranger.
Kris