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just wondering how did you guys go about paying for you fi kit and motor builds, did you just pay cash, credit or loan. Im planning to take a loan out, wondering if others have done this
This is a bad idea. Having an FI car is nice, but not worth going into debt over.
Like people say, don't do it unlesss you can afford the kit and can also scrape together enough in the case you blow your motor.
I personally paid cash...
Like people say, don't do it unlesss you can afford the kit and can also scrape together enough in the case you blow your motor.
I personally paid cash...
Originally Posted by faster than u
just wondering how did you guys go about paying for you fi kit and motor builds, did you just pay cash, credit or loan. Im planning to take a loan out, wondering if others have done this
Last edited by calimarc; Jun 23, 2006 at 03:52 AM.
Everything as of yet has been paid for cash (well debit card technically), but I have thought about financing my motor build recently. I know alot of people have enough in reserves just incase they blow their motor, but I just don't have that kind of money. I guess I would say, don't take out a loan or anything just to get the turbo(s) on the car, because you will have to take out yet another loan if you blow the motor. One loan is alright it seems, but taking out a second isn't going to be fun (double the power=double the debt
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Im not FI, and i want to be badly. But not to take out a loan. Loans to me are for houses, cars , and bad situations..not for adding to a car that already runs. Im just putting money away to go FI. a little here and there adds up. Gonna save to do a build and kit together..save time, and money, and peace of mind.
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^^You are right... if I had to do it all over again... I would have planned better and went to a reputable shop... BUT my point is that you should expect and plan for things to go wrong....because things do go wrong and you need to buy expensive bandaids to fix them!
Originally Posted by taurran
This is a bad idea. Having an FI car is nice, but not worth going into debt over.
Like people say, don't do it unlesss you can afford the kit and can also scrape together enough in the case you blow your motor.
I personally paid cash...
Like people say, don't do it unlesss you can afford the kit and can also scrape together enough in the case you blow your motor.
I personally paid cash...
Originally Posted by Alberto
^^ Obviously something went wrong, carefully planned $25K will get you any FI kit + a built block and needed accessories to make big power and have no issues...
Originally Posted by calimarc
I put it all on a credit card. The card had a 0 % introductary interest offer for a year. Of course I paid the card off with in the year so I wouldn't pay any interest. You can also roll the balance over to another credit card if you have to. So it is possible to get free money loaned to you (no interest). Actually the credit card paid me to loan me the money. I got bonus points from around $15 k in purchases....with meant gas cards and cash back bonus. Now I blew my motor and just admire my car in the garage 
Originally Posted by G352NV
Bro why dont you just buy a motor for about 1500.00 and drive your car.
I have a hard time believing I could be happy with my Z without boost... How are your cars doing?
Don't tell anyone but I robbed Bank of America!!! Ha Ha
As for me since I'm still young...I had cash for half and card for the other. have fun and build up some credit...can't beat that!!!
As for me since I'm still young...I had cash for half and card for the other. have fun and build up some credit...can't beat that!!!
I am still trying to figure out how to save up 10 to 20k to do one of these FI jobs (and get it past my wife).
I read this section of the forum, and wonder what the hell everyone does for a living...
Doctors? Lawyers? Hired Hitmen?
I read this section of the forum, and wonder what the hell everyone does for a living...
Doctors? Lawyers? Hired Hitmen?



