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Old Jul 1, 2003, 07:28 AM
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Evo tune'ng

I'm not rich by anymeans, hell i cant even get my bank to aprove me a 20k loan for this car (dirty bastves,, gotta 755/850 credit raiting too)

So when i finaly do get this car 'n start getting mod fever.. Should i waste my time trying to learn how to slap this stuff on or leave it to some one else?

(Havnt done much mechanicaly other than brake system replacements (rotors calipers ect..) and some other minor stuff)

any sugjestions?


I guess basicaly i want to get the most performance out of my $$ (some cosmetics would be nice too)
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Do it yourself.
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yourself you'll learn more. just read !
Old Jul 1, 2003, 07:56 AM
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Cool, thats how i've done everything else, wasnt sure if info was readly availble, but it sounds like it is

I"ll make sure 'n take many pictures of my bungling,, errr modding so people can learn with me


course i gotta get the car first.............
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Re: Evo tune'ng

Originally posted by zTargeTz
I'm not rich by anymeans, hell i cant even get my bank to aprove me a 20k loan for this car (dirty bastves,, gotta 755/850 credit raiting too) ...
Get financing thru a dealer, cuz most of the times, they'll want to finance you to get the sale. Just know the tactical ways to get them to bring your APR% down low.
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& what tatics would those be? lol


I was hoping that i'd have a 10k downpayment and 22k check from the bank so i could say here's what i got, gimme the car for 32 out the door and its a sale

I'd be extreamly happy with that situation, but then my silly small bank fubar'd my plans
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I'm in the same boat as you. While I have taken a BMW 3.5 I-6 engine apart out of the car and have done basic matenance to my car I dont quite feel comfortable yet working on the turbo related items without a good amout of instruction. Hopefully I can help you out with my error full installs as well.
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Yup, luckly i have a digital camera and am totaly willing to show everyone how badly i screwup. or how well i do so i'll be tossing some how-to's up, if there are any topics that arnt covered by the time i get around to it, plus i'll prolly put up a web site on my mod status just for ****s

I love the car, and i dont even have one yet
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z, I think that's a great idea to post pics of your installs. However, if your talking about bolt-on items then by all means definitely do it your self.

But if you are talking about actual tunning of the engine, if your are not 100% experienced in engine tunning then definitely DO NOT do your own tunning. You'll end up with a very expensive peice of scrap metal.

Take it to a reputable shop that has the proper equipment and experience. Good Luck on the future mods.




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