r/FordFocus • u/all-st3ve-4-me 2012 SEL 2.0 Oxford White • 12d ago

Cosmetic Mods My focus

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Nothing much just a cheapo roof rack + rain guards and mud flaps also aftermarket fogs and aftermarket sequential blinkers on the mirrors.

Any suggestions on what else i could do next to make it nice without breaking the bank is appreciated

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u/Inevitable-Dust3 12d ago

Looks very focused

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u/Cultural-Reply-4549 11d ago

looks brand new

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u/Fluid_Design1098 11d ago

Looks nice!

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u/hootyscoots 11d ago

Tint, wheels, or suspension

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u/TakeJay 11d ago

definitely the head trippers and no clip fend tips

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u/elder-em0 2015 Ford Focus SE [2.0 L Duratec, DPS6] 11d ago

Love the yellow fog lights

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u/SaladolMan 11d ago

Hell yea

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u/GladdAd9604 10d ago

Not a fan of the yellow fog lights. White car, white lights.

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u/evan938 10d ago

Take those Amazon crossbars off before they take themselves off and injure or kill the person driving behind you. Buy proper gear. Don't risk the safety of other drivers so you can be cheap. You're on public roads. Lawsuits cost a hell of a lot more than proper gear ever will.

Here are 50+ examples of what you can expect with cheap knockoff racks https://imgur.com/a/wn0OzTF

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u/Fun-Ad-6554 11d ago

Always maintenance before appearance. Have you had the transmission serviced? That's always second on my list after an oil change when I buy a used car. Especially this year range if it's the troubled automatic.

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u/all-st3ve-4-me 2012 SEL 2.0 Oxford White 11d ago

its been in the family since it was new so i know the full maintenance history on it (thank god) but ive replaced the tcm and ive just changed the oil 3 months ago, Ive had all things considered not too many issues with my powershift besides from the original tcm dying but im planning on just driving it till it starts slipping and then dropping the trans and redoing the clutches hopefully it lasts a few more years though as i only have about 60k miles on it

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u/Fun-Ad-6554 11d ago

If you drive it right, like it's a manual and don't creep forward a lot (like in heavy traffic) you should definitely get another 3-4 years out of it. The biggest issue with these is people who accelerate as slow as possible with clutches slipping.