redexchris

i'm going into the air force after i graduate high school , i own like 3 grand then i'm just saving up for a bike and a mr2 turbo its going to be fast, i get over 1 grand a month plus my signing bonus so do the math over 4 years, plus my college paid for well depending on the college how much it is ,i'm gaurented a job , so sorry about leaving the honda stuff but i rather have a fast mr2 turbo or rx-7 over a civic at the age 22, so happy hunting honda guys when i'm on the road with my amazing ride

Ceeveek

good for you! Cheers

dwnthehatch

iTrader: (1)

A grand a month isn't really that much. That's only $12,000 a year. I pay over a grand a month in child support. It's good you have a plan though.

krazn

least u have a plan. some people out there dont know what they are doing.... btw. i prefer a 3rd gen rx7 over my hatch anyday. Mr. 2 is cool too.

redexchris

yea well when your saving that much up a month and not spending alot thats alot over 4 years so you got the idea, what should i go for 91-95 turbo mr2, gen 3 rx-7? i heard they blow easy? what else would be nice to go with , i want something older but fast, i love pop up headlights, something easier to learn and work on the motor, thanks guys

B96v6

Well, that may be difficult with the two cars you've chosen. The RX-7, being a rotary, is completely different than anything you've worked on before. Plus, they overheat easily with the stock cooling system. You can increase the longevity of the engine w/ aftermarket components, but i've heard the average lifespan of a rotary is about 75,000 miles.

The MR2, on the otherhand, is a bit easier to work with, but not on. Since it's mid-engine, working with it in the car is next to impossible if you want to keep all the skin on your knuckles. The engine compartment does not leave much room to manuver.

However, those are great choices in cars and would be alot of fun. Good luck in the future.

B96v6

SoulSurfer

Good luck in the Air Force...what job are you going into? I'm in the Air Force now so if you have any questions let me know.

redexchris

not sure took adsvab so after that i will know, maybe a bodywork engineering not sure, im me on here, or aol if you have im , ChMiPr or ax17civic, thanks yea like to know how it is

yaya

HA, good luck.....you have other bills ya know? insurance, phone, cable? gas, food

i doubt as an E2 or E3 you will be mobbin in an RX7 or "fast" mr2
GOOD LUCK THOUGH
ill be saving till at least JUNEish just for my b18c5

redexchris

ha food? ha, aif force will be paying my clothes, food, where i live, i'm 17 when i go in i'll be 18 i own like 3 grand on my civic , pay that off, and i'm saving ,what the hell you talking about insurance stuff , thats like 90 bucks for me a month for my car, so yea i will have a **** load of money to kick your civics ***

poison

I'll be going into the air force about the same time as you man

I just need to get back on my feet with bills for now, take math and english to re-freshen up on simple things, take the asvab and be a jet engine mechanic.

can't wait to go into the air force

redexchris

thats cool posion, you have any pics of your civic, is there anyone keeping there civic after the airforce to make fast or have other plans?

SoulSurfer

I didnt have a car when I joined the Air Force but I bought mine after I enlisted. If you have no bills other than insurance you should make enough to modify your car.

The longer you're in the more you will make. I've been in almost 3 years and right now I am spending about a grand a month on my car.

9KRacer

Make sure you get a guaranteed job, DO NOT go in open general, or they will make you a cop.

SoulSurfer

I'd rather be a cop than what I am now. 3 of the guys I work with as a weather guy came in open general. This job sucks.

Whatever job you guys decide on try calling an Air Force base and talking to guys who do that job. Don't just talk to one or two...talk to multiple. If you need help I can try and find people for you.

DaBuccaneer Fan

Hope you and poison can finally catch BIN LADEN...J/K
Good Luck on your journey