Is stock worth it?
04-15-2015, 08:05 AM
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Is stock worth it? I am lookin to buy my first f body. I'm leaning towards a TA but still open to camaros. I want to go pro street. The final product running low 11s naturally aspirated. I want A 6 speed. I wanna pay under 10000 for the car in Louisiana. The question is ; is it worth it to buy a stock car or one that already has Some worke done. (Intake, exhaust, cam, etc.)
04-15-2015, 10:16 AM
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That can go either way, stock is nice cause its a clean slate and you can do what you want
Modded cars are nice cause somebody already ate the costs of the upgrades BUT you take the chance that the car has been abused...
Modded cars are nice cause somebody already ate the costs of the upgrades BUT you take the chance that the car has been abused...
04-15-2015, 04:05 PM
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An Already modded car like this one would save money. I just feel like if get bored if I didn't have anything to tinker on. My first one too I'd like to learn about the car. Idk wtf. This look like a good deal tho?
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04-17-2015, 08:59 AM
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A cammed 6.0 M6 setup with 4.30 gears running a stock LS1 A4 tune? I'm surprised it runs and drives at all.
Looking at a heavily modded car, I'd be looking for signs of consummate professionalism in the installs. Otherwise be prepared for the possibility of having to go through things and redo them. Ok if you have the time and requisite skills.
It's the very definition of half-assed when somebody does a bunch of mods and never finishes the job so that the car's dialed in correctly.
Looking at a heavily modded car, I'd be looking for signs of consummate professionalism in the installs. Otherwise be prepared for the possibility of having to go through things and redo them. Ok if you have the time and requisite skills.
It's the very definition of half-assed when somebody does a bunch of mods and never finishes the job so that the car's dialed in correctly.