okiecaliberguy

i know but i have a family to support, and i'm a full time student. Turbo/supercharger kits aren't in the budget.

okiecaliberguy

okay, yesterday i opened my Caliber up, and i realized an actual need for suspension parts.
1. strut tower brace
2. lower tie bar
3. sway bars
4. lowering springs/coil-overs

my suspension needs to be tightened up.

if anyone hears of these becoming available, please let me know.

txdragnfly

Is this an "I want" kind of need or is this something that should have been done on the line at Dodge?

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casper

suspension almosy always need to be tweeked out of the box. and until the do and acr version of the caliber. suspension is going to be a must if u wanna have fun with this mini suv

KStryker

went to the dealership today, asked for there book that has all the parts for the caliber...he said they didnt have one...im like what about cold air intakes etc...cuz they had a dodge charger intake in a glass behind me...buffing up the charger as usual...im like u got the charger but no caliber...he's like in sorry sir but i can give u an accessory booklet...i started laughing...they always giving me that crap

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casper

wait about 6 months to a year and they will bring out alot more things for these cars.

Texas_Cali

LOL...i know how you feel im on a budget too (A.K.A College student) and your not going to get much power out of the vehicle unless you put a major power adder like turbocharger or S/C. Unless a reflash comes out by aftermarket programers it's going to be a while before we see anything out of the 1.8L-2.4L

caliber172

Mopar now offers a CAI, headders, Cat-back exaust, (the last 2 only work on a FWD car), and a strut brace.

Magna flow has a cat-back system available for the AWD, and is working on one for the FWD verion. Other manufacture are working on CAI systems.