new on the Mustangs...sorta
08-31-2005, 02:32 AM
#11
RE: new on the Mustangs...sorta
This is just what I want to do, I dont want to buy a done car.
I like to know what is in my car and how it was installed and the satisfaction that I did it.
Im not trying to cut corners and save money by taking on someones uncompleted project, I am working on mine because it symbolizes me, its me in that car and no one else.
I guess its hard for other people to understand but if the whole world was easy to understand then it wouldnt be as fun.
L8r
I like to know what is in my car and how it was installed and the satisfaction that I did it.
Im not trying to cut corners and save money by taking on someones uncompleted project, I am working on mine because it symbolizes me, its me in that car and no one else.
I guess its hard for other people to understand but if the whole world was easy to understand then it wouldnt be as fun.
L8r
08-31-2005, 02:56 PM
#12
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RE: new on the Mustangs...sorta
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This is just what I want to do, I dont want to buy a done car.
I like to know what is in my car and how it was installed and the satisfaction that I did it.
Im not trying to cut corners and save money by taking on someones uncompleted project, I am working on mine because it symbolizes me, its me in that car and no one else.
I guess its hard for other people to understand but if the whole world was easy to understand then it wouldnt be as fun.
L8r
This is just what I want to do, I dont want to buy a done car.
I like to know what is in my car and how it was installed and the satisfaction that I did it.
Im not trying to cut corners and save money by taking on someones uncompleted project, I am working on mine because it symbolizes me, its me in that car and no one else.
I guess its hard for other people to understand but if the whole world was easy to understand then it wouldnt be as fun.
L8r
Hey man I completely understand wanting to do your own work and I think that its way to easy to pay someone to do the work...Doing it your self gives you satisfaction I agree.I am in no way trying to bash on you at all...I just think that spending big bucks on such as carbon fiber drive shafts and other stuff is kinda useless when you could spend it on other things that will help in performance such as a charger or turbo or something.I congratulate you on all the work you are doing and know how tough it can be to try to do all that on a limited budget.So don't think I don't agree with you at all cause i do.I know a ton of kids(my friends) that spend every last dollar paying mechanics to mod there cars and couldn't point out one of the parts they just had installed and i think that is ridiculous!So keep chugging along at what your doing and I'm sure in the end you will have one bad *** car.I wasn't telling you to buy a done car I meant the original poster only cause he said he didn't know much about stangs and i thought he might get in over his head thats all.
09-06-2005, 04:28 PM
#15
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 6
RE: new on the Mustangs...sorta
well I def appreciate the comments...have to wait till he gets back from working the hurricane situation to see which way we are going to go with this
although I know he may want to go with some of the serious parts for heavy racing...I am still figuring on a budget build up initially
although I know he may want to go with some of the serious parts for heavy racing...I am still figuring on a budget build up initially