Plans for my fiesta

[Slowsmoke247]

Any other parts recommendations

 

[scotman]

$340 for the spring set. $935 for the carbon fiber hood. $580 for the exhaust system.
While you have good taste, you could save a lot of money, get the same net effects and put that cash savings into a kickass set of wheels and tires or your back pocket!
Get a set of used ST springs for around $60. Get a good quality performance muffler and have a reputable shop install it on your current system for around $225 possibly even less.

Get a good quality carbon wrap for the hood. I am thinking that is around $250 for a pro shop install.
That’s about $1,800 bucks in cost savings and I didn’t change the look of your Fiesta one bit.
The engine mapping is locked. So we get zero benefits from most performance upgrades. Some upgrades have a marginal impact that I would not be against doing.
that $1,800 bucks will get you one helluva nice set of lightweight Italian or German wheels and some very good tires! There might even be enough leftover to buy me a couple of drinks and a steak dinner! But, I would suggest that you add a nice stainless steel tip for the muffler with that extra cash.

 

[Handy Andy]

There might even be enough leftover to buy me a couple of drinks and a steak dinner! But, I would suggest that you add a nice stainless steel tip for the muffler with that extra cash.

It's the Stainless-steel tip...

Then you may have to settle for a Burger and Fries...but have enough left over for a pint or two of a good brew too.

 

[durtybubble]

$340 for the spring set. $935 for the carbon fiber hood. $580 for the exhaust system.
While you have good taste, you could save a lot of money, get the same net effects and put that cash savings into a kickass set of wheels and tires or your back pocket!
Get a set of used ST springs for around $60. Get a good quality performance muffler and have a reputable shop install it on your current system for around $225 possibly even less.

Get a good quality carbon wrap for the hood. I am thinking that is around $250 for a pro shop install.
That’s about $1,800 bucks in cost savings and I didn’t change the look of your Fiesta one bit.
The engine mapping is locked. So we get zero benefits from most performance upgrades. Some upgrades have a marginal impact that I would not be against doing.
that $1,800 bucks will get you one helluva nice set of lightweight Italian or German wheels and some very good tires! There might even be enough leftover to buy me a couple of drinks and a steak dinner! But, I would suggest that you add a nice stainless steel tip for the muffler with that extra cash.

Agreed, spending $150 for mud flaps is a little much. I got my cat-back exhaust for 300 (J2 Engineering) and it works and sounds beautifully (not to mention it increased my mpg by nearly 10). Also a carbon fiber wrap sounds nice and much cheaper, though I suppose if you want the REAL thing. Also I'd recommend a longer intake pipe to go towards the bottom of the engine instead of up top (more breathability at bottom).

 

[scotman]

Those silicone mudflaps really work great. They are worth the price! If I drove on gravel roads I would have them.

 

[durtybubble]

Those silicone mudflaps really work great. They are worth the price! If I drove on gravel roads I would have them.

They definitely work well but there are cheaper brands with similar durability. Also can find used ones around sometimes.

 

[Slowsmoke247]

$340 for the spring set. $935 for the carbon fiber hood. $580 for the exhaust system.
While you have good taste, you could save a lot of money, get the same net effects and put that cash savings into a kickass set of wheels and tires or your back pocket!
Get a set of used ST springs for around $60. Get a good quality performance muffler and have a reputable shop install it on your current system for around $225 possibly even less.

Get a good quality carbon wrap for the hood. I am thinking that is around $250 for a pro shop install.
That’s about $1,800 bucks in cost savings and I didn’t change the look of your Fiesta one bit.
The engine mapping is locked. So we get zero benefits from most performance upgrades. Some upgrades have a marginal impact that I would not be against doing.
that $1,800 bucks will get you one helluva nice set of lightweight Italian or German wheels and some very good tires! There might even be enough leftover to buy me a couple of drinks and a steak dinner! But, I would suggest that you add a nice stainless steel tip for the muffler with that extra cash.

Good shit I appreciate the help and yea that’s what I was trying to put the parts in order of how I should buy them because all of it will take time right now I’m getting everything cheap off Amazon first this is just small stuff I’m going after the suspension next

 

[Slowsmoke247]

This is basically my new parts list thanks to the fiesta ST form I’ve gotten hella feed back