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Well I wish you luck on your top ramen and peanut butter journey, haha. I have to fight myself daily not to go mod crazy, but it sounds like you went a bit farther than I would be willing to...nice car, though (V2 = automatically nice).
Well I wish you luck on your top ramen and peanut butter journey, haha.
It's not that bad yet. I can still eat hamburger helper at least.
Originally Posted by bmylez
I have to fight myself daily not to go mod crazy, but it sounds like you went a bit farther than I would be willing to
Not exactly crazy. the pulley, intake and tune are standard stage 1 stuff. the results exceeded expectations though...
I do fight the urge everyday to sell the turbo hayabusa and send the V away for a forged lower/TFS upper/cam/ported everything/squash/E85 death machine.
Naw, I meant the dipping into savings and other funds to buy the car + mod, not just the mods. But yes, those are impressive numbers for not much money.
the bright side is before i blew a wad of cash on the car i also paid a bunch of other **** off...the financial hit was actually negligible compared to before...mods were primarily financed by selling spare parts from the bike and previous cars...i ate a little interest on the icebox and IC pump only because those were so cheap and popped up the same day mere minutes apart.
I'm glad i squirreled all the money away in the first place though. The next time i do that it's gonna be a house. i need someplace to park the V in the winter. lol
03-29-2015, 11:16 AM
Guess i should jump in the fray. Newerish V2 Owner. 
