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Hurst said:
I also have a Cooper S and have driven an R32, but I found the R32 to be a little dull on the fun-factor especially for the price tag...
You are talking about the 2004 model and not the 2006 right?
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peecarfan said:
alex,
i did the pulley, the cold air and the HR lowering springs. I put a borla exhaust on after I was rear ended. frankly, I could not tell any difference from the stock exhaust. If I bought anyother mini, i'd do everything except the exhaust.
by far,the best thing I did , was to put a set of BBS RG-F 16" wheels @ 13 lbs each, along with some yohohamas, and dumped the 26 lb 17" stock wheels changed everything..handling and acceleration all much much improved. zero lag off the line. looked great..soon to be for sale.
I always said that my mini was like my microwave. I'll always own one .
hurst..by the time I spec out the mini with packages, lsd, leather, stereo, etc and spend another 1,200 for the pulley, and cold air I'm getting up there. the mini certainly retains value, but around here almost all of the r32's for sale are at or above the 29K original price