View Poll Results: What should I do?
Sell Parts and use the cash for a down payment on a bike.



16
39.02%
Keep the parts, install them and have a faster car



25
60.98%
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Alright so here is my dilemma. I have all the parts I would need to run a 2.7in pulley on my car safely, and I paid a lot of money for these parts. Up until a few weeks ago I kind of decided to stop modding my car, for now its fast enough for me. Also, for as long as I can remember I have wanted a sport bike or a dirt bike. Should I sell all the parts I have for my car to make it a lot faster, and use that money plus some as a down payment on a motorcycle? Or should I just bite the bullet and install my parts, and save up separately for my motorcycle? See the thing is I do not go over the speed limit anymore, I don' t race and I don't accelerate fast anymore. So i feel that installing these parts would be a waste.
Thanks a lot for your help, all advice/suggestions are appreciated.
-Anthony
Thanks a lot for your help, all advice/suggestions are appreciated.
-Anthony
yeah, its brand new, i really dont want to mess anymore with it and worry about the warranty. my other 2 cars were just fun to work on and if they blew up or got wrecked i didnt really care too much. i dropped over 6k in my old car, and when it got totalled i lost most of it, hence the reasoning i dont want to drop too much dough on this car
thats what i am also worried about, but i guess since i have always wanted one for as long as i can remember why not get one and enjoy it. you only live once and if you live your whole life being "safe" and sheltered than did you ever live at all?
Alright so here is my dilemma. I have all the parts I would need to run a 2.7in pulley on my car safely, and I paid a lot of money for these parts. Up until a few weeks ago I kind of decided to stop modding my car, for now its fast enough for me. Also, for as long as I can remember I have wanted a sport bike or a dirt bike. Should I sell all the parts I have for my car to make it a lot faster, and use that money plus some as a down payment on a motorcycle? Or should I just bite the bullet and install my parts, and save up separately for my motorcycle? See the thing is I do not go over the speed limit anymore, I don' t race and I don't accelerate fast anymore. So i feel that installing these parts would be a waste.
Thanks a lot for your help, all advice/suggestions are appreciated.
-Anthony
Thanks a lot for your help, all advice/suggestions are appreciated.
-Anthony
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its not that hard of a decision. if you have changed your mind about the parts, sell them and get what you want. you only live once bro, go with what you would honestly prefer. ask yourself, if you install these parts, are you going to kick yourself in the ass later, or what? would you be more happy installing these parts to make your car faster that you arent going to use to its potential, or getting a new toy?
its like asking a kid if he wants to finish his broccoli, or eat dessert?
its like asking a kid if he wants to finish his broccoli, or eat dessert?
Bikes are cool, and it helps that you live in FL but after going down hard on the street once it was enough to keep me into 4 wheel things for awhile. And as much as you say you wont act stupid or do crazy **** on a bike, there is alwasy a itch to crack the throttle back, also, it takes one minor error on a bike to turn into a huge error. If you get a bike and it is your first I would highly suggest taking a saftey class and starting on something small even if it doenst "look cool". I have thought about getting a bike about 10 times over the winter, I have saved up enough for a good downpayment on the bike I want 2 or 3 times now, but I continue to put money into the car becasue I know if I get a bike I have a chance of getting hurt like I did before, and living in chicago with a bike sucks during the winter months but you dont have to worry about that.
If you get a bike ride safe! Good luck with what ever decision you make.
If you get a bike ride safe! Good luck with what ever decision you make.

