x-mas mods help
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x-mas mods help
ok folks, its getting to that holley jolley msierable hate filled, chaotic, hell-raising time of the year we call christmas. my parents asked what I wanted and I said headers. Obviously they send no, because 1 theyre to expensive, and my dad thinks hes a car guru and said I dont need them. (hes such a dick). I wanted the E-bay ehaders which are 300+ shipping and it was still to much for them so that should tell ya whatw ere working with.
So anyhow, recommend me something I can ask for thats under $300. This is for the Trans am, and im ordering the SSRA in the next few weeks, so dont bother listing that. And as always im going for the whole bang-for-the-buck metrhod, so the more its worth the better off.
*** woops forgot to add that since dr. ******** thinks hes a guru, he doesnt want me to have a set of gears either.
~thanks folks!
So anyhow, recommend me something I can ask for thats under $300. This is for the Trans am, and im ordering the SSRA in the next few weeks, so dont bother listing that. And as always im going for the whole bang-for-the-buck metrhod, so the more its worth the better off.
*** woops forgot to add that since dr. ******** thinks hes a guru, he doesnt want me to have a set of gears either.
~thanks folks!
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Ask for tools you may not have. I take it you are young, and there will be plenty of things you need along the way to get some of your mods done. Air tools, for example, will help you in many tasks. You can sometimes find packages that include grinders, air rachets and impacts, plus a few other neccessities. Also consider some things for the valvetrain if you plan on doing a cam swap later. Dial indicators, degree wheels, valve spring tools, etc.
Yeah, I know getting tools for X-mas isn't as exciting as getting headers, but think of your hard earned mod money that you are saving in the process.
Good Luck!
Yeah, I know getting tools for X-mas isn't as exciting as getting headers, but think of your hard earned mod money that you are saving in the process.
Good Luck!
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Ask for tools you may not have. I take it you are young, and there will be plenty of things you need along the way to get some of your mods done. Air tools, for example, will help you in many tasks. You can sometimes find packages that include grinders, air rachets and impacts, plus a few other neccessities. Also consider some things for the valvetrain if you plan on doing a cam swap later. Dial indicators, degree wheels, valve spring tools, etc.
Yeah, I know getting tools for X-mas isn't as exciting as getting headers, but think of your hard earned mod money that you are saving in the process.
Good Luck!
Yeah, I know getting tools for X-mas isn't as exciting as getting headers, but think of your hard earned mod money that you are saving in the process.
Good Luck!
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Originally Posted by Tainted
unless its stainless steel or ceramic coated there aint no way id put them on. 1 yr later rusted out, and nuderhood temps galore
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stop being a retard, and calling your dad names. only in America are kids this disrespectful! you should be ashamed!
Just explain to your dad, that it will give you performace gain, and that is why you want it.
Just curious... how old are you?
Just explain to your dad, that it will give you performace gain, and that is why you want it.
Just curious... how old are you?
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Originally Posted by sidewayz28
hey lsgun i guess u have no problems pulling out a gun on ur kids? YOUR THE RETARD.