This might be a goodbye to my Z (but still love to stick around here!)
Originally Posted by subywrxsti
But just FYI, 4wd/2wd really doesn't matter all that much when it comes to snow. I almost crashed my STI twice doing 15mph in the snow cuz of tick ice on the ground (once span out pretty darn good).
I dunno about the fuel efficiency of Evo's though. That was just based on my experience with my talon. So I'm not doggin on Alvin's choice per se.
Originally Posted by AlvinHuyN
That would be KILLER! I don't know for sure how long this will take for you but I'm hoping to have the Z parted out completely in 4 weeks and then trade it in.
I'm going to post a Part Out list here pretty soon for locals for the 1st week only and after that I will post it out on the main forum.
I'm going to post a Part Out list here pretty soon for locals for the 1st week only and after that I will post it out on the main forum.
Alvin, I have a solution. Once your girl pick up the G, take that over and mod that!! You can buy something she might like and slowly take over her G!! She can pay the G payment and you get to drive it and mod it! You can save some parts and transfer over. That way you can still kick it with the coo folks!
This kinda sucks, since not many people keep cars for a long time, we all gonna eventually grow a part and get different cars.... Sad truth..
I mean, I love my Z too but, can only keep it untill I get my R35!!
So, are you leaving this summer? School's starting in Sep. right?
This kinda sucks, since not many people keep cars for a long time, we all gonna eventually grow a part and get different cars.... Sad truth..
I mean, I love my Z too but, can only keep it untill I get my R35!!
So, are you leaving this summer? School's starting in Sep. right?
Dude, modding is like smoking or drinking, you can stop any time you want!
My beast is stock, so I spend "modding money" on other things (housewares,
eating out, SAVINGS [I'm 59, & on the verge of retirement!!!], helping my 89-
year-old mother...) Think about it!
My beast is stock, so I spend "modding money" on other things (housewares,
eating out, SAVINGS [I'm 59, & on the verge of retirement!!!], helping my 89-
year-old mother...) Think about it!
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Originally Posted by j.arnaldo
Dude, modding is like smoking or drinking, you can stop any time you want!
My beast is stock, so I spend "modding money" on other things (housewares,
eating out, SAVINGS [I'm 59, & on the verge of retirement!!!], helping my 89-
year-old mother...) Think about it!
My beast is stock, so I spend "modding money" on other things (housewares,
eating out, SAVINGS [I'm 59, & on the verge of retirement!!!], helping my 89-
year-old mother...) Think about it!
The only way to stop moding is buy a car you can't mod. That is why I moved to a FX35. Unfortunately after spending some time over at FX.org and infinitiscene.com I am sadly mistaken.
IMO getting into an EVO or STi is like like saying I'm picking up smoking to curve my alcoholism. If moding is in your blood then stock is never enough no matter what you drive. You're going to start with basics like down pipe, then exhaust, wheels, suspension..etc..etc and then pandora's box would be wide open. For me when I see a sports car I want to mod it and make it fast. When I see a truck I just want to lift it and put some huge mudders on it. When I see large luxury sedan I just want to put some nasty 22" wheels and go gangsta style. Based on what I've seen with you Alvin you're no different from the rest of us. Good luck buddy. I wish you the best.
IMO getting into an EVO or STi is like like saying I'm picking up smoking to curve my alcoholism. If moding is in your blood then stock is never enough no matter what you drive. You're going to start with basics like down pipe, then exhaust, wheels, suspension..etc..etc and then pandora's box would be wide open. For me when I see a sports car I want to mod it and make it fast. When I see a truck I just want to lift it and put some huge mudders on it. When I see large luxury sedan I just want to put some nasty 22" wheels and go gangsta style. Based on what I've seen with you Alvin you're no different from the rest of us. Good luck buddy. I wish you the best.
Last edited by JDMFairladyZ33; Apr 25, 2008 at 12:29 PM.
Originally Posted by Jeff92se
Used BMW 335i. Little mods here/there = big gains. And such a better looking/built car than the Mitsubishi.
Yea i suppose they are pretty much the same crowd, but i feel that the 4g63t has much more potential as far as stock block strength.. and it seems everyone has STI's these days so I would definitely get the evo.. if you were planning to keep it stock tho, its a toss up, that boxer motor does sound extremely sexy.
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Originally Posted by Triple8Sol
I absolutely agree. I'd take a long hard look at the 335xi coupe/sedan or A4/A5 Quattro.
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Originally Posted by jining
Yea i suppose they are pretty much the same crowd, but i feel that the 4g63t has much more potential as far as stock block strength.. and it seems everyone has STI's these days so I would definitely get the evo.. if you were planning to keep it stock tho, its a toss up, that boxer motor does sound extremely sexy.
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Originally Posted by Sensi09
Good luck with the new car.
Didn't read the whole thread, but did you consider a manual Z. A used '07 HR which would allow you to transfer most of your mods would be a good choice.
Didn't read the whole thread, but did you consider a manual Z. A used '07 HR which would allow you to transfer most of your mods would be a good choice.









how much ?