I agree, however it's not limited to the evo world..it's wide spread throuhout the car culture. Long gone are the days when most all enthusiasts were knowledgable about hot rodding cars & actually learned on their own through trial and error. These days all too many people just jump on a forum or vendor websites & find a "recipie" for their goals...I guess you could say it's a shortcut to thinking

 

yea trial and error gets expensive tho haha. I mean ive gone through a few parts on trial and error figuring out what i like. For example my GSC S2's should be here mid next week to replace my BC 280's which weren't what i expected, but i guess you get what you pay for

 

Hey guys, do any of you know of a reputable body shop in slc. I need some minor work done.

 

Russ's autobody in Sandy is awesome for minor work.

 

I Win!

 

anyone have a 255 fuel pump laying around? if you do need one asap.

 

well this sucks thought car was sold buy he was denied the loan. gah

 

sorry to hear that timmay

 

If I could afford a 2nd loan I would buy your Car Timmay I am struggling to try to get qualified for a new house and things are not looking to good on getting the house with out having a bigger down payment Maybe a new car instead of a house then soon...

 

I win!

Yes, the only time I ever come here ... sadly ... is when I'm jet lagged. One of the few advantages of being jet lagged is ... I can EASILY win!

 

Hi Mike,

Do you still have your Hondriod?

~j.

 

That happened to me on the Evo like 40 times... No joke. The unfortunate side effect of having a car that appeals to the younger crowd...

We sold it like eons ago.

 

Last time I sold my car, I ended up turning several good buyers away because I was waiting for other buyers to secure loans. Definitely wasted a lot of time there. Good luck.

 

Non or partially refunded deposits ... works great! Show me dah munny. lol
~j.

 

this guy put a deposit down, i told him it was going to be partial non refundable, just overall sucks