Originally Posted by cheech

I have a 2003 Jeff Gordon edition ss and it has 125,000 miles on does it pay to keep it stock with those amount of miles on? i just bought the car a few months ago and i just want to mod the **** out of it but not sure if i should because its a limited edition. I dont have a C.O.A either. what are you guys thinking?

Originally Posted by cheech

I have a 2003 Jeff Gordon edition ss and it has 125,000 miles on does it pay to keep it stock with those amount of miles on? i just bought the car a few months ago and i just want to mod the **** out of it but not sure if i should because its a limited edition. I dont have a C.O.A either. what are you guys thinking?

Originally Posted by Taz

Like I said in my previous post, don't get the K&N. But I have to agree with BlackRain. If you're only driving the car on special occasions or weekends, you should seriously evaluate whether it's worth the money to do a cold air intake and exhaust. If you really want to do the performance mods, go for it. But if the car gets very little use, you may want to keep the air intake stock.

The tinted windows are a must in my opinion. Looks good, keeps the interior cooler, makes it harder for snooping eyes to see in your car, and saves your interior some too.

Originally Posted by DE02Carlo

I have about 155 miles on mine now. I am 55 so I'm not going to sit on it 20 years but maybe 2 while I use up the lease on my other car...

So unless someone makes me an offer I can't refuse after two years I will be driving it and enjoying it. I was a mechanic for 16 years so I tend to mess with my cars. Still do all my own maintenance. I don't have the COA either but I do have a letter from Chevrolet stating my car is a DE Edition and is 765 out of 3333. I am the first registered owner. Second owner that it was titled to...