HitandRunDriver
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The vette servo firms up the 1-2 shift and helps with overall longevity of the transmission. It's a 14.99 part, you really can't afford to not have it. Just my .02
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you are granted a 2004 tahoe LT and $900,
what do you do?
(rims can not be bought though...)
And how easy is it to install a servo? So I got the servo on lockdown now can someone tell me what a BB TUne is?
And ya exhaust is first thing no matter what haha
IMO key to getting the most out of your scrilla is don't get the "GET IT NOW" sickness. If you take your time and look on ebay and craigslist for the parts until they come up on the cheap you can get almost everything done folks have mentioned. If you are in a hurry and buy shit at full retail and go to a shop you'll only come out with a few things...
Sounds like a good idea to me, Didnt your dad buy you the tahoe? If so take your winnings and run. Enjoy the tahoe stock for now and just bank some money away. Always have to be prepared, Money in the bank for that sudden rear end failure, or transmission failure, etc.
Are you paying insurance yourself? $900 could almost pay it off for the year. What i do every year is take out a loan with my bank, for $1600 and pay my insurance in full off the bat, Then the payments for my 12 month loan end up being cheaper than my actual insurance payments. And in this process im actually building credit up. Without credit you cant do anything Imo.