Is your 4.6 your daily driver?
08-08-2006, 01:18 PM
#5
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RE: Is your 4.6 your daily driver?
Mines my daily driver, i have about $180 dollars into it(CAI).
haha well im only 16 so i cant really afford more parts let alone another car. But i plan on getting SLP LM2 cat-backs very soon, tuner, and gears, but i also need tires(only rears)haha[8D]
haha well im only 16 so i cant really afford more parts let alone another car. But i plan on getting SLP LM2 cat-backs very soon, tuner, and gears, but i also need tires(only rears)haha[8D]
08-08-2006, 01:38 PM
#9
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RE: Is your 4.6 your daily driver?
right now it's my DD, as I'm in school. I'm planning on buying a beater/secondary car to cruise around in this fall before winter... like a ford ranger or a cavalier, escort etc etc something small and simple
my parents flat out bought the car for me for $4500...and I'm paying this loan off. I'm about half way done. Once I'm done with school and have the car paid off, I plan on going absolutely ***** to the wall with the engine. For now, though, I'm planning on swapping in an inexpensive low milage PI motor to hold me over.
my parents flat out bought the car for me for $4500...and I'm paying this loan off. I'm about half way done. Once I'm done with school and have the car paid off, I plan on going absolutely ***** to the wall with the engine. For now, though, I'm planning on swapping in an inexpensive low milage PI motor to hold me over.
08-08-2006, 01:46 PM
#10
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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RE: Is your 4.6 your daily driver?
...nope! I've got a great rusted-out 91 buick century custom for ripping up the streets everyday. The stang is in the garage most of the time, unless it's nice weather and not much money (compared to some) in it....full exhaust, new tires, short shifter = $2150.