I have $7000, what should I do?
05-26-2006, 04:36 AM
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RE: I have $7000, what should I do?
Put it away in a savings accound with a pretty nice APR package. By the time you're 50-60 years old...you'll be a millionaire. Then you can give it to you grandchildren for college classes and books!!! Well that's what the responsible and smart minded man would do. But we drive Mustangs...so dump it into your car!
05-26-2006, 05:43 AM
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RE: I have $7000, what should I do?
Sell your stang, Buy a civic put $7k into a VTEC with a turbo and then run 14's and hang with the stock GT's out there. Thats what smart man would do.
Just kidding I thought since I seen so much import bashing on this topid you guys would get a laugh from that.
Just kidding I thought since I seen so much import bashing on this topid you guys would get a laugh from that.
05-26-2006, 11:32 PM
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RE: I have $7000, what should I do?
I would make 302 real reliable and then work with suspension.
Peeps would be surprised how little HP it takes to go quick with the suspension set-up real right.
Have a nice time in the forces........
Peeps would be surprised how little HP it takes to go quick with the suspension set-up real right.
Have a nice time in the forces........
05-26-2006, 11:36 PM
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RE: I have $7000, what should I do?
$7,000 ready to run from TB to oil pan, drop it in and go
325rwhp
http://www.fordcobraengines.com/351W...elInjected.htm
325rwhp
http://www.fordcobraengines.com/351W...elInjected.htm
05-26-2006, 11:46 PM
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RE: I have $7000, what should I do?
actaully I added up all the stuff it comes with from the injectors and flywheel to oil pan and everything
and I figure they're only charging about $1,000 to do complete assym, and test. Thats not too bad for
the amount of work involved.
and I figure they're only charging about $1,000 to do complete assym, and test. Thats not too bad for
the amount of work involved.
ORIGINAL: boss429
bahhh crate engines cost too much for what you get.
and i have a perfectly good block to work with.
bahhh crate engines cost too much for what you get.
and i have a perfectly good block to work with.