need suggestion, lsj to lnf?
need suggestion, lsj to lnf?
I have my LSJ still making payments and my mods are in my sig.
But theres a LNF at my local dealer for 14k with 30k miles and its tempting.
Cause im looking to get into the 12s and make the car look nice and it seems to me it'll cost me less money if i had a LNF.
I need opinions though please and thank you
But theres a LNF at my local dealer for 14k with 30k miles and its tempting.
Cause im looking to get into the 12s and make the car look nice and it seems to me it'll cost me less money if i had a LNF.
I need opinions though please and thank you
right outta the box the LNF is probably making more power than your LSJ. If it isnt....it would be much easier to upgrade it and probably less expensive. my opinion...i would ditch the LSJ and go with the LNF
i dont know about dealerships dude. they may look at the motor and say that if its modified...its worth crap to them. however....i would imagine that you could get a pretty good price for it on the street.
The thing is that I want turbo. I plan on getting the gm stage one plus hahn down pipe and catback, intake and a BOV. I will have more power and a faster car then going turbo with the lsj for like $4000.
in the long run its up to you, but if your getting rid of the balt dont get another one
dont make the same mistake i did... jump on that LNF and ride that like you never could ride your current lsj! if the payments the same... or even maybe slightly more its worth it... the 08+ 'balts were beter cars. just saying
yea but you wont have a bigger car payment. i turbo swapped my lsj and yes it was work but only because its my dd. if i had another car i would have done turbo setup for cheaper. as my car stands, i fear no stock turbo lnf
in the long run its up to you, but if your getting rid of the balt dont get another one
in the long run its up to you, but if your getting rid of the balt dont get another one
Last edited by Killa702; Sep 28, 2010 at 01:56 AM. Reason: jkbh
It sounds like you have your mind made up to get the LNF, and you just want us to give you reassurance for your already made decision. Accept that everyone has different views and do what makes you happy.
i can almost assume he still owes a decent amount on the lsj and trading it in on the lnf is a good idea and all but not for your financial future, believe me im in the same boat.
Do the math...
See how much you've paid so far on your LSJ with interest, and the add onto that the cost financed for the LNF. Now tack on your mods and out of pocket money, not to mention the amount you'll get screwed on trading the LSJ. Don't forget about the depreciation of both cars, and how they're now worth dick...
Doesn't matter if the payment is the same, you're extending said payments another 3, 4, 5+ years...
Congrats you've just paid for two Cobalts totally $40,000+ lol. Seem like a good idea now..? Not trying to be rude, but it absolutely doesn't make sense financially. If you had the money to burn, it prolly wouldn't be on a Cobalt. Just sayin...
Turbo swap it, then beat up LNF's.
See how much you've paid so far on your LSJ with interest, and the add onto that the cost financed for the LNF. Now tack on your mods and out of pocket money, not to mention the amount you'll get screwed on trading the LSJ. Don't forget about the depreciation of both cars, and how they're now worth dick...
Doesn't matter if the payment is the same, you're extending said payments another 3, 4, 5+ years...
Congrats you've just paid for two Cobalts totally $40,000+ lol. Seem like a good idea now..? Not trying to be rude, but it absolutely doesn't make sense financially. If you had the money to burn, it prolly wouldn't be on a Cobalt. Just sayin...
Turbo swap it, then beat up LNF's.
I agree turbo swap it... you have a good engine right there... it would be cheaper to turbo swap it... you'd be putting out more HP's and TQ's... and you would be unique... well to the point of not stock... its not worth the $
I was in the same boat. Decided to just go TVS. I've spent A LOT more to get to 300whp than I would have with an LNF, but I will have spent less in the long run than going upside-down on another car, plus mods for said car.


