turbo my oz or get an evo
If you want to go fast in a straight-line and care about nothing else, maybe turbo the OZ. However, its probobly better off in the long-run to just trade the OZ in and get a NEON SRT4 - at least it will have a warranty.
However, if you want something more than a drag-racing car - - then get the EVO - IF you can afford it.
However, if you want something more than a drag-racing car - - then get the EVO - IF you can afford it.
Originally posted by BlackTurbo03OZ
Why? He just bought his OZ?
Why? He just bought his OZ?
Originally posted by ROCK
EVO means more insurance costs etc. At least turboing OZ will not cost you money in the long run. Pay cash for everything. Don't borrow more money! Don't go into more debt.
ROAD/RACE
http://www.roadracemotorsports.com/
EVO means more insurance costs etc. At least turboing OZ will not cost you money in the long run. Pay cash for everything. Don't borrow more money! Don't go into more debt.
ROAD/RACE
http://www.roadracemotorsports.com/
Turbo your car, just make sure you know the problems when it comes to insurance before hand.....
i_love_spool, I disagree with you: I had a turbocharged civic that was stolen and stripped. The insurance covered everything that was on the car that was aftermarket... Maybe it was just good insurance, but I think they also look at the investment you make, and if you pay for more than the minimum coverage, they'll take care of you... although, I still don't think it's worth it to turbocharge a lancer
And the insurance company knew that your car had all those parts on it and you paid for it....or you just said "hey i also put $xxxx of mods on the car and you're on the hook for that".
If so I gotta raise the B.S. flag. Comprehensive coverage takes the value of the car as it comes from the dealer and the insurance company assesses how much they will cover if its stolen. If you didn't tell them you had $xxxx of parts on the car and paid the "stock" premium then got all the money back then two things:
1) They're idiots.....biggest ones I've ever met. You should dump $100,000 into your WRX and have it stolen just so they can fork out $100000 lol.
2) Wow they're idiots
If so I gotta raise the B.S. flag. Comprehensive coverage takes the value of the car as it comes from the dealer and the insurance company assesses how much they will cover if its stolen. If you didn't tell them you had $xxxx of parts on the car and paid the "stock" premium then got all the money back then two things:
1) They're idiots.....biggest ones I've ever met. You should dump $100,000 into your WRX and have it stolen just so they can fork out $100000 lol.
2) Wow they're idiots
Actually, I didn't tell them beforehand what I had on the car. When it was stolen, I spoke to the woman in charge of my claim and explained to her how much I had invested in the car and listed everything I had put on the car, the price I paid (with receipts) and they took depreciation. They were reimbursing me for MY loss. I lost a lot, and they gave it back to me to get another car. It doesn't mean that people are idiots, it means that they take care of their customers, like an insurance company should do instead always trying to scapegoat out of things. It is not fraud either, I didn't put all that stuff on the car and then intentionally have it stolen.
I didn't even know if I would get reimbursed, but I did. What's with the negative attitude?
I didn't even know if I would get reimbursed, but I did. What's with the negative attitude?
Originally posted by BlackTurbo03OZ
Here's a pic of what's under my hood. Spent close to $8k so far. I'm about $2k away from perfection.

Here's a pic of what's under my hood. Spent close to $8k so far. I'm about $2k away from perfection.

and by then you'll have had enough to buy an evo which is still gonna whoop your ***...sorry bro, maybe i'm jealous, I dunno, just can't see spending 10 grand on a 17K car
[QUOTE]Originally posted by revhappy
[B]If you want to go fast in a straight-line and care about nothing else, maybe turbo the OZ. However, its probobly better off in the long-run to just trade the OZ in and get a NEON SRT4 - at least it will have a warranty.
but remember, you'll still be driving a neon, but then again i'd wanna get away pretty fast in that car so nobody could recognize whos drivin it
[B]If you want to go fast in a straight-line and care about nothing else, maybe turbo the OZ. However, its probobly better off in the long-run to just trade the OZ in and get a NEON SRT4 - at least it will have a warranty.
but remember, you'll still be driving a neon, but then again i'd wanna get away pretty fast in that car so nobody could recognize whos drivin it
I think you're missing the point of FINANCE. If he needs to SAVE 6g's for a turbo kit, chances are STILL pretty good he won't be able to make the payments on an Evolution. Think about it.
I can afford to drop more than the cost of an Evo into my car, but not on a monthly basis. When I have the money I can spend it. I cannot however pay for an Evolution monthly and still live the way I'd like to.
And personally I couldn't care less about an evo "beating" me. Building cars is fun, and not everyone wants to be on top.
If it weren't for people modding inexpensive cars, you probably wouldn't be driving an Evolution.
I can afford to drop more than the cost of an Evo into my car, but not on a monthly basis. When I have the money I can spend it. I cannot however pay for an Evolution monthly and still live the way I'd like to.
And personally I couldn't care less about an evo "beating" me. Building cars is fun, and not everyone wants to be on top.
If it weren't for people modding inexpensive cars, you probably wouldn't be driving an Evolution.
Originally posted by HobieKopek
I think you're missing the point of FINANCE. If he needs to SAVE 6g's for a turbo kit, chances are STILL pretty good he won't be able to make the payments on an Evolution. Think about it.
I can afford to drop more than the cost of an Evo into my car, but not on a monthly basis. When I have the money I can spend it. I cannot however pay for an Evolution monthly and still live the way I'd like to.
And personally I couldn't care less about an evo "beating" me. Building cars is fun, and not everyone wants to be on top .
If it weren't for people modding inexpensive cars, you probably wouldn't be driving an Evolution.
I think you're missing the point of FINANCE. If he needs to SAVE 6g's for a turbo kit, chances are STILL pretty good he won't be able to make the payments on an Evolution. Think about it.
I can afford to drop more than the cost of an Evo into my car, but not on a monthly basis. When I have the money I can spend it. I cannot however pay for an Evolution monthly and still live the way I'd like to.
And personally I couldn't care less about an evo "beating" me. Building cars is fun, and not everyone wants to be on top .
If it weren't for people modding inexpensive cars, you probably wouldn't be driving an Evolution.
cool beans man, guess I won't be seeing ya at the top
I live working on my acr its half the fun of owning it. I know i cant afford the mmonthly on an evo either even though everytime I see one I start to think well maybe I could. I just know I cant like hobie said when I have the money I spend it some months are tighter than others.
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