What to do?!?!?!?!
Those who've been around long enough know that I have one of the longest running builds in HT history lol. It's very close, with the engine assembled and installed in the car, I need only to install the axles, fill with fluids, wiring, and assemble/fabricate the turbo system. Everything has been bought and paid for.
The problem? SERIOUS lack of motivation to finish this thing. I have my S14 and it has satisfied my need for power and style on a daily basis. When I'm done with my work day, I have no time or energy to lift a finger to finish the Civic. I wonder if the money tied up in it wouldn't be better spent somewhere else... (house, back bills, invest in the shop, etc).
Those who know me and the set up are welcome to chime in. You can find out more info on this project at http://www.vapor-trail.net/civic.html
The problem? SERIOUS lack of motivation to finish this thing. I have my S14 and it has satisfied my need for power and style on a daily basis. When I'm done with my work day, I have no time or energy to lift a finger to finish the Civic. I wonder if the money tied up in it wouldn't be better spent somewhere else... (house, back bills, invest in the shop, etc).
Those who know me and the set up are welcome to chime in. You can find out more info on this project at http://www.vapor-trail.net/civic.html
Why don't you finish it....look at from a business perspective:
Obviously the car is going to dominate, thats a given. If you finish it, you can use it to promote business. Or, once its finished you can sell it as a complete setup. Im 100% sure someone will take it off your hands. The potential of the car is staggering.
1. Use it to promote business (once completed)
2. Finish it and sell it (it deserves a good home)
3. Finish it and be reminded of why you started
Forgot to include #3
Modified by rondigs at 10:51 PM 9/29/2003
Obviously the car is going to dominate, thats a given. If you finish it, you can use it to promote business. Or, once its finished you can sell it as a complete setup. Im 100% sure someone will take it off your hands. The potential of the car is staggering.
1. Use it to promote business (once completed)
2. Finish it and sell it (it deserves a good home)
3. Finish it and be reminded of why you started
Forgot to include #3
Modified by rondigs at 10:51 PM 9/29/2003
i say finish it...when you have this much time and effort invested in a project if you part it out now your always going to wonder how it would have turned out..how much time do you realistically think you have left to do it? i would just pick a weekend and clear all obligations, and just go at it for a couple days and finish it...have some friends over to help and make a weekend out of it
dude you cant.
You are a mentor for all of us little guys!
Finish that b$tch and have some fun with it! I completly understand your lack of motivation but just give it a little more time.
I would also get some buddies to help you out! Always easier/ more fun .
You are a mentor for all of us little guys!
Finish that b$tch and have some fun with it! I completly understand your lack of motivation but just give it a little more time.
I would also get some buddies to help you out! Always easier/ more fun .
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John, if ur not motivated then i dunno man. I think you should do what makes you happy. When you spend that much money and that much time on something you gotta do it cause you love it and its fun, not for businuss or for others. but its just that you have been dedicated to it for so long i just can't imagine how you'd want to give it up now.
John at least finish it!!!! Then you will know what you want to do with it bro. If you sold it or never finished it, you will always WONDER WHAT COULD'VE BEEN! If you build it they will come............oops! Finish it and if you like it keep it and show what the shop can do, if you are tired of it or not impressed someone else is and sell it. Good luck John, I don't want us to lose you in the Honda wolrd dude. Good luck in the Civic and S14
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Finish it man!
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holly ****, str1ngdah posted again, OMG....nice seeing you again man..
John, you're too far, too deep and too involved with the civic. It's a small glitch, but it will worth it in the end. Gotta finish what you have started.
good luck..
stan
Finish it man!
</TD></TR></TABLE>holly ****, str1ngdah posted again, OMG....nice seeing you again man..
John, you're too far, too deep and too involved with the civic. It's a small glitch, but it will worth it in the end. Gotta finish what you have started.
good luck..
stan
ugh I guess it will continue to collect some dust for now, you guys are right I can't let it go. We'll see how I feel about it towards the end of this month when the weather cools...
Thanks for all the comments
Thanks for all the comments
John, out of all the people I know that sell their car I always here this, "I regret selling my honda." Now these are people drive supras or whatever that they say this. Alot of times is surprises me. John how about the next time I am down there i buy you a striper if you finish. 
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I didn't see this thread 
You know I want to see you finish it. With everyone locally doing their Nissan thing it would be nice to see another stout Honda. Your Civic honestly gives me motivation to keep going with my project and not jump to the Nissan ... ... ...
Just let her sit there and collect dust until you are ready to work on it. I'm 110% positive Matt and Scott wouldn't mind helping you out.

You know I want to see you finish it. With everyone locally doing their Nissan thing it would be nice to see another stout Honda. Your Civic honestly gives me motivation to keep going with my project and not jump to the Nissan ... ... ...
Just let her sit there and collect dust until you are ready to work on it. I'm 110% positive Matt and Scott wouldn't mind helping you out.
Yeah man you better finish it because than we will be running very similar setups and your the tuner on both of them so i will let you have the edge...i will take 1 less whp than you make,
oh yeah john its mick, Hspmick
oh yeah john its mick, Hspmick
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