WTB/ISO: Sliders & Skids

Best Performance Parts for Daily Driven Cars?

joykrissa · 2026-04-30T03:16:30+00:00

Hi everyone, I am looking to upgrade my car’s performance without sacrificing daily drivability. What performance parts would you recommend for someone on a moderate budget? I am particularly interested in improvements like exhaust systems, cold air intakes, suspension kits, and ECU tuning. Which of these upgrades offers the best balance between power, reliability, and fuel efficiency? Also, are there any brands that consistently deliver good quality parts? I would appreciate hearing about your personal experiences, especially regarding installation difficulty and long term performance. Any advice for beginners starting with performance modifications would be very helpful.

Quez

Active Wheeler

Jan 11, 2026

Does anyone have any leads on a company that has sliders & skids in stock and ready to ship?

Need them before January 26 if possible.

Major plus if you’re in CO or TN

Last edited by a moderator: Jan 12, 2026

Pappy

Member

Jan 12, 2026

I have a front Rough County skid I'm not using. Never installed. I have just the front skid, not the rear. $50 plus the ride from NM. I also see Rough Country has them in stock.

WTB/ISO: Sliders & Skids

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