Performance Upgrades + Maintenance Items?
My question is, while the shop has the front bumper off doing the performance upgrades, is there anything else maintenance wise that is due to go bad on these cars? I know thats a highly subjective question, but if there is anything blaring that makes sense to check/replace while I have it in the shop I would like to do it. Is the clutch/bearing replacement an item that makes sense in this case? My car has 36k miles.
My question is, while the shop has the front bumper off doing the performance upgrades, is there anything else maintenance wise that is due to go bad on these cars? I know thats a highly subjective question, but if there is anything blaring that makes sense to check/replace while I have it in the shop I would like to do it. Is the clutch/bearing replacement an item that makes sense in this case? My car has 36k miles.

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My question is, while the shop has the front bumper off doing the performance upgrades, is there anything else maintenance wise that is due to go bad on these cars? I know thats a highly subjective question, but if there is anything blaring that makes sense to check/replace while I have it in the shop I would like to do it. Is the clutch/bearing replacement an item that makes sense in this case? My car has 36k miles.
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