Want to reach 500whp(suggestions)
Apr 15, 2012, 07:41 PM
#22
Thanks for the link! And for budget idk lol long story short 29 yo, Iraq vet and just found out I have cancer in dec... So a lot of down time but I don't want to just go buy the most expensive parts out there so asking for advice/ suggestions
Apr 15, 2012, 08:25 PM
#25
You will be supprised how much meds after chemo will cost you. Save every last dollar you have and put it twards what you need for you and your family. Trust me when I say some of my moms meds were upwards of 5500 dollars a month for pills, and that was just one. They went through 7 million of insurance money in a little over 2 years. Please do the right thing not to discourage you or nothing. Get healthy again and then worry about 500 hp
Apr 15, 2012, 10:11 PM
#27
You will be supprised how much meds after chemo will cost you. Save every last dollar you have and put it twards what you need for you and your family. Trust me when I say some of my moms meds were upwards of 5500 dollars a month for pills, and that was just one. They went through 7 million of insurance money in a little over 2 years. Please do the right thing not to discourage you or nothing. Get healthy again and then worry about 500 hp
I can see what you fellas are saying and a part of me tends to side with you. The other side of me, the five time deployed Soldier to Iraq and Afghanistan, understands what this Warrior is saying. When life deals us a bad hand, the Warrior fights and welcomes the challenge. We look for sanity in an insane world. When my mother died at the age of 46, I greatly struggled and I had to find a place for my attention. I found that in my first EVO which I turned into a memorial for her in her two favorite colors. To my fellow Warrior, I would ask that you do some research as to what the role of the Veteran Affairs is going to be for the way ahead.
Apr 16, 2012, 07:09 AM
#28
I can see what you fellas are saying and a part of me tends to side with you. The other side of me, the five time deployed Soldier to Iraq and Afghanistan, understands what this Warrior is saying. When life deals us a bad hand, the Warrior fights and welcomes the challenge. We look for sanity in an insane world. When my mother died at the age of 46, I greatly struggled and I had to find a place for my attention. I found that in my first EVO which I turned into a memorial for her in her two favorite colors. To my fellow Warrior, I would ask that you do some research as to what the role of the Veteran Affairs is going to be for the way ahead.
. Just kindding buddy but thanks for looking out for your brother in arms.Yeah it sucks. I am normally not a very emotional kinda guy but it really hits hard when its someone close. Just do us a favor and your family a favor and remember that chemo wipes out ur imune system. You will get sick alot and it can be very dangerious to you. It sucks when you have to wash your hands every time you do something. But like is said keep in mind health is always more important then things like cars.
Apr 16, 2012, 07:21 AM
#29
Those numbers are quickly approaching, my friend. I know that my EF4 will arrive to MAP today as I am getting that "new look" added to the mix. Today, I have to order an oil filter from FP which should be here by Thursday at the latest. These are the last two bits so that I can at least get a base line street tune on 91-octane as that is what I have in the tank at the moment. When that is gone, and I buy a Tactrix cable, I will start the 100-octane tune which is what I will be running daily instead of E85.
