Nice. Got this website from Quebec where they customize GM cars...including the Vibe.http://www.streetforce.caThey have a hood scoop which will look sweet on a Vibe.
2003 Pontiac VibeSalsaPower PackageSports PackageK&N Air Filter
THOSE ARE JUST STICK ON. BUT I FIND THEY DO LOOK GOOD ON THIS KIND OF CAR. MABE IN THE FUTUR I WILL ADD A HOOD BUT FOR NOW IT,S OK FOR ME. MY NEXT MOVE WILL BE TO ADD A REAR SPOILER.
They certinly don't look bad for stick ons, Pontiac started the whole "snout" hood scoops with the T/A so it's in the blood... Some cars just look horrible with them, though..
Quote, originally posted by 4X4CHICHI »drop that puppyI would like to drop it but it's our daily driver and here we get a lot of snow in winter and the lower it is best chance a get to damage it in winter. I had a '02 Grand Am, and i riped the front spoiler in winter so i think i will keep it like that.
I like the hood! Who cares if it's functional or not. Like anyone is gonna know the difference!I agree though, you gotta lower it. I've had mine lowered 2" for the past 3 years. Haven't had a problem with it in the winter. You'll still have over 3" of clearance under your car. I got BIG snow tires at the end of last winter. They're actually an inch taller than my 18" rims. I can keep up with 4x4 trucks in heavy snow.So there! Drop it!!You can use coil overs, too. Lower it for the summer, raise it in the winter.
18" Enkei's & Kumho Ecsta's-------UNICHIP Eibach Sport springs----------Morroso oil pan Injen CAI & Oil cap----------Stage 2 FI cams Custom Exhaust-----------TRD Supercharger AEM alt. pulley -------JSP Carbon Fiber hood 380cc injectors----DC Sports ceramic header
Quote, originally posted by Lancer »I like the hood! Who cares if it's functional or not. Like anyone is gonna know the difference!I agree though, you gotta lower it. I've had mine lowered 2" for the past 3 years. Haven't had a problem with it in the winter. You'll still have over 3" of clearance under your car. I got BIG snow tires at the end of last winter. They're actually an inch taller than my 18" rims. I can keep up with 4x4 trucks in heavy snow.So there! Drop it!!You can use coil overs, too. Lower it for the summer, raise it in the winter.X2......what he said
2003 Supercharged 5spd Vibe BaseGM Supercharger + TRD ECUMagnaflow Cat Back + DC Sports Header 18" AXIS rimms w/Kumho TiresTop Spoiler + Vis CF Functional Scoop
i x3 it. I live in MN and had it lowered during last winter, drove fine. Just get snow tires...which i didnt even have last winter! This winter I will have a set of nice snow tires though on steelies.
you dont have to go the 2.3" drop, you can go with a 1.5" drop with the TRD, Eibach, or hotchkis (sp?) springs and still maintain the height advantage.