planning for summer project, need advice
04-13-2007, 11:21 AM
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Re: planning for summer project, need advice
You guys are silly. 
I guess I should rephrase my question. Which cars should I stay away from when planning for boost? I don't want to put a lot of money, effort, and time into boosting something that's going to break two days later. Or will I not even have to worry about that and I'm just being overly cautious?
Oh, and the reason it took so damn long is because school, money, and time got in the way. Too much school, not enough money, and definately not enough time.
I guess I should rephrase my question. Which cars should I stay away from when planning for boost? I don't want to put a lot of money, effort, and time into boosting something that's going to break two days later. Or will I not even have to worry about that and I'm just being overly cautious?Oh, and the reason it took so damn long is because school, money, and time got in the way. Too much school, not enough money, and definately not enough time.
04-13-2007, 11:54 AM
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Re: planning for summer project, need advice
Originally Posted by eshaw
You guys are silly. I guess I should rephrase my question. Which cars should I stay away from when planning for boost? I don't want to put a lot of money, effort, and time into boosting something that's going to break two days later. Or will I not even have to worry about that and I'm just being overly cautious?
Oh, and the reason it took so damn long is because school, money, and time got in the way. Too much school, not enough money, and definately not enough time.
I guess I should rephrase my question. Which cars should I stay away from when planning for boost? I don't want to put a lot of money, effort, and time into boosting something that's going to break two days later. Or will I not even have to worry about that and I'm just being overly cautious?Oh, and the reason it took so damn long is because school, money, and time got in the way. Too much school, not enough money, and definately not enough time.
04-13-2007, 12:30 PM
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Re: planning for summer project, need advice
Originally Posted by imburne
You can turbocharge alot of cars with no problem. It all depends on what kind of car your looking to purchase and how much your looking to spend. Do your own research and go to hell.
04-13-2007, 12:35 PM
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Re: planning for summer project, need advice
Dont trip man. Just grow some *****, figure out your own budget and do your research. If your not good with cars then see what cars would be easier to work on. (doesent get much easier then hondas).. Or get yourself a turbo car and call it a day.
Quit with all the sexy talk.
Quit with all the sexy talk.
04-13-2007, 12:44 PM
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Re: planning for summer project, need advice
Originally Posted by imburne
Dont trip man. Just grow some *****, figure out your own budget and do your research. If your not good with cars then see what cars would be easier to work on. (doesent get much easier then hondas).. Or get yourself a turbo car and call it a day.
Quit with all the sexy talk.
Quit with all the sexy talk.
The whole reason for this thread was so I could narrow down my choices from the start. I figure people on here have collectively boosted a lot of different cars, so what better place to find out what works, and more specifically what doesn't, so I know what I can ignore when buying.
Oh, and as far as the sexy talk, you guys seem like a bunch of homophobes or some ----, so I figure if I talk like that, you'll see how it doesn't bother me.
