I have heard of a finance program that some shops use, to finance a boost setup. I was curious if anyone here might have info on this. I was hoping to put about half down on a vortech setup for my Si and finance the other half.

 

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thats funny, I wish I knew one.

 

I read it in a mag a bit back, I forget exactly what shops did it and what the program was called....

Oh well....credit card I guess....

 

think it is called "pay us 50 bucks a month for the rest of your life turbo plan". this is not layaway, get a personal line of credit form your bank instead shop interest rates are higher than credit cards, plus this builds real credit ratings. for you strapped for cash I do not suggest trying to finance, just dont want to see anyones car get repo'd because of a payment default on a turbo kit.

 

I used to extend credit to my customers if they wanted a set of Volks or a turbo setup. Worked out nice for people that can't save their money. Plus I would get to see them every week and sell them more stuff