Turbo Vs. Na Modified??
#31
While its certainly possible to make an n/a fast, by the time you did, you'd have spent more than if you just went out and bought a turbo.
If you have a serious need for speed, buy a Turbo II.
If you want a fun, economical daily driver, buy an n/a.
And while there are exceptions to this rule, remember: The faster your car is, the more time its going to spend sitting in the shop getting fixed.
And most definitely: As the speed of your car increases, so does the rate at which money flies out of your wallet. There are no exceptions to this rule!
If you have a serious need for speed, buy a Turbo II.
If you want a fun, economical daily driver, buy an n/a.
And while there are exceptions to this rule, remember: The faster your car is, the more time its going to spend sitting in the shop getting fixed.
And most definitely: As the speed of your car increases, so does the rate at which money flies out of your wallet. There are no exceptions to this rule!
#32
Originally Posted by 1988RedT2' date='Nov 4 2003, 06:01 AM
As the speed of your car increases, so does the rate at which money flies out of your wallet. There are no exceptions to this rule!
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