my brother had a genuis idea today
10-27-2002, 01:13 AM
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Hes decided that hes going to the bank to get a loan to pay off his car and when he gets the loan hes going to get 3000 extra. Whats he going to do with this 3000 extra you ask......................buy a f***in body kit and put it on his stock cavaleir! Hes such an idiot i almost puked when he told me. To him it doesnt matter how fast your car goes its how fast it looks like it goes. 
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10-27-2002, 03:04 AM
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I bought my wife a Z-24 cavalier a few years ago and I don't think its junk. I kind of like driving it. Its small. light and for an econo-box it goes like a bat out of hell. When I bought it I was reading all of the car mags. and ran across one(I think it was car&driver), that said the Z-24 is a pocket rocket.
Its the only stock automatic car I've ever seen that takes the tach. to the red line when it shifts(at full throttle.), and stays there through the gears! Plus the damn thing gets 30-33 miles per gallon! I wanted to buy my wife a mustang, but she's 5ft tall and couldn't see out the rear sides. BTY, I've owned/built cars with 400-500+hp so I know what performance is.
As to putting air dams etc on one, I think they look good just the way they are and add-on plastic makes them look junky. Better to spend your money on a K&N filter ,a good exhaust(free flow cat etc.), and a chip.
Its the only stock automatic car I've ever seen that takes the tach. to the red line when it shifts(at full throttle.), and stays there through the gears! Plus the damn thing gets 30-33 miles per gallon! I wanted to buy my wife a mustang, but she's 5ft tall and couldn't see out the rear sides. BTY, I've owned/built cars with 400-500+hp so I know what performance is.
As to putting air dams etc on one, I think they look good just the way they are and add-on plastic makes them look junky. Better to spend your money on a K&N filter ,a good exhaust(free flow cat etc.), and a chip.
