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pay it off or mod it?

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micahlarson

Guest
ok so heres the deal.. I can either mod the msp... or I can pay it off in about 1.5 years .... what do I do!?!?!?
 
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04cobra

New Member
well the smart answer would be to pay it off so you dont have alot of interest and can use the money you would pay in interest on the mods...i'd say pay it off
 
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DrWebster

Guest
Pay that shit off. Then use the money you'd be dropping on the monthly payment to mod it.
 
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JustROLLIN

Guest
What they all said... its boring, but its definitely the better choice.
 
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mazdamn02

Guest
Less interest paid = money in your pocket. Besides think of the extra money you'll be making in 1.5 yrs if you do well at your job. That = even more moneys!
 
dmention7

dmention7

Hater
Bah, don't pay attention to the rest of these clowns. Max out your credit cards, go big turbo, and tuck some 22" bling into those econobox wheelwells!
 
upgtx

upgtx

New Member
Just pay it off, then sell it, and buy something that you can actually mod without forking out huge amounts of cash.
 
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Z-licious

Guest
Yeah dude, that's why we have credit, amirite? Spend now, pay later! Pay lot's later!
 
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mazdamn02

Guest
I'd only mod it if you were happy with it and by the sounds of it you don't sound terribly happy with it?
 
dmention7

dmention7

Hater
What are your end goals Micah? That's what it really depends on. If you want more power but don't want to futz with modding, then pay off the MSP and buy something new. If you want more power than you're going to be able to obtain easily on the MSP, sell it and buy a used evo or sti.

If you're relatively happy with the MSP and don't have any crazy goals but just want to mod, the keep the msp and mod it as you have the money. Me, I fall into the last category. I don't need the fastest thing on the street, but I do like to be able to open the hood and see some of my handiwork in there.
 
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spek1098

Guest
Yea, depends what mods your talking about. I don't know one person I've met on here that hasn't done, in some form or another, some personalization to their car.

Myself, well, I guess I'm placed in the not so smart catagory. I'm going balls to wall in modifing my car (see sig below) when I could have paid most of her off instead.

Think most people would take the middle of the road. Do some basic mods that interest you the mosts, and paydown what you can on your car.
 
mndsm

mndsm

I'M OFFENDED!
Yeah, and now they released Metro Gray, which is nearly identical to Carbon Gray.....
 
Workdawg

Workdawg

NARWHAL
I like metro gray a lot. The 3 hatch they had in Metro Gray at Morries when I went to look at was sitting right next to another gray Hatch. The metro gray was a little darker, but you could see the hints of other colors in it.
 
mndsm

mndsm

I'M OFFENDED!
For real though Micah, look at it like this. No matter what you do, you're not going to be satisfied with stock. Whether it's an e46 BMW, Speed-something g35, whatever. You're a car guy, and stock is never enough. My advice? Stick with what you got as long as it does what you want it to do.
 
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