when I break something.. or it dies.. that is usually my excuse for upgrading..
Hahhah.. This is my motto too
Ms Puzzleman wrote
But the drive is much smoother and heaps better.
I'd have to say after getting mine done that new shocks are one of the best improvements you can make.
But back to your original question - modifying/maintaining cars isn't nearly as expensive when you have the time/know-how to do things yourself.. The cost of parts alone usually isn't too off-putting, but labour is what generally makes the bills soar. I don't mind giving a lot of things a go, but unfortunately the amount of free time i've got usually discourages me.
Wed, 04 August 2004 07:50
