Revo1

I posted it in the 4th gen section if you wanna check it out!

That's one of the only ways my mom agreed to let me do it. so that my payment would be really low while I'm still in high school and so it doesn't carry on into college

Currently I have $4K in the bank, and I can get about $3K out of my car. working full time this summer I should be abble to get up to that 12 thousand mark by September (hopefully) I also have a strong possibility to be starting a second job within a month.. So Anything I can do to raise that money is helping. which includes selling the ground effects I have sittin at home lol.

In other news, I almost shit myself today.. I was out driving in a storm and a tornado touched down probably about 500 feet from where I was. there were also floods in basically the entire city! Both of which are anomalies in MONTANA! lol I think I need to post a thread about this.

I'd actually really appreciate if you did ask. I'm serious about it, as soon as I've saved up around 12,000 my parents agreed to let me take out a loan. I Just hope it's soon enough to get that car from him

Hey I got a random question. I've been drooling over that 02 Z28 on camaroking's site. that particular one has the ground effects like yours, and he's asking $500 for the convertible boot cover. I know this may be a ways in the future, but do you think he'd be willing to remove the GFX and throw in the cover? Only asking cause I know personally that the RKsport GFX is about $900 and he wants $500 for the cover... lol, just thought you might have a lil insight about that

Not bad it will just make you piss your pants, pass out and forget your name for a couple of days

Well it depends on your approach best I can tell. You can spend anywhere from $350ish to $700 on a handheld or laptop software package. The more you spend the more variables you can tweak. The Hypertech I have is pretty limited but does the job. It has a handful of yes/no options like turn AFM off, turn torque management off, etc. You can also take it to a shop and have them do a dyno tune. That would be the most in depth tune as they put your car on the dyno and check all of the data points (shift points, fuel trims, etc.). The only drawback to a dyno tune is if you make more mods later you have to take it back and pay again. I have seen every thing from $250 (East Texas Muscle is running a Camaro5 special) to $500+. You probably have a lot more choices in Fresno than I do in Arkansas. Good luck with the purchase and I am sure it will look great!

Nice selections my friend. I am old and lazy so I went L99. I will tell you that I am getting used to my Flowmasters but you need a tune for the AFM if you go auto.

Getting any closer to making the move? Should I even ask what color...

ok i did you have not been on in a while LOL

No, I got a body shop to install it.