Is this good for a si bubble
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From: Carteret, nj, USA
Is this good for a si bubble
It an Si bubble the guys asking 1500 for it
3 pieces spoiler
jdm rear light
jdm headlight with maxima hid's
jdm fogs
all stabilazing bars, skunk2 springs and after marker shocks
aem fuel rail, aem fuel regulator
skunk2 manifold, type r injector
the motor is a 99 gsr, after marker headers, and the exhaust system was just rebuilt
the tranmission a from a 2000 integra type r with lsd
it has a short ram intake, so the vtec hit real hard
skunk2 short shifter
it has a act stage three clutch, aem cam gears and a n1 rear muffler,
racing catilac conveter,
mugen side skirt, mugen mirrors
iradium spark plug NGK, and NGK wires the motor and tranny have around 70000miles\
So should i buy it?
3 pieces spoiler
jdm rear light
jdm headlight with maxima hid's
jdm fogs
all stabilazing bars, skunk2 springs and after marker shocks
aem fuel rail, aem fuel regulator
skunk2 manifold, type r injector
the motor is a 99 gsr, after marker headers, and the exhaust system was just rebuilt
the tranmission a from a 2000 integra type r with lsd
it has a short ram intake, so the vtec hit real hard
skunk2 short shifter
it has a act stage three clutch, aem cam gears and a n1 rear muffler,
racing catilac conveter,
mugen side skirt, mugen mirrors
iradium spark plug NGK, and NGK wires the motor and tranny have around 70000miles\
So should i buy it?
Re: Is this good for a si bubble (MurdersV8s)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MurdersV8s »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Can you say HOT?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Definitely stolen parts.
Definitely stolen parts.
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Re: Is this good for a si bubble (CodyC142)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by CodyC142 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Id buy it 
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But at the same time you'd complain if your own car got stolen. Why do you think people steal cars? Because they are able to sell the parts to other people who say "I'd buy it" without questioning the source.
</TD></TR></TABLE>But at the same time you'd complain if your own car got stolen. Why do you think people steal cars? Because they are able to sell the parts to other people who say "I'd buy it" without questioning the source.
Re: (kadeem71)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by kadeem71 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">cause who sells a type r tranny wit lsd and gsr motor for 1500</TD></TR></TABLE>
Someone who knows they just scored $1500 and get to keep all the parts they just "sold"
Someone who knows they just scored $1500 and get to keep all the parts they just "sold"
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From: Hot weather, Hot parts, FL
well first i would buy a really effin good alarm, then go get the car, drive it to a friends house whom you dont hang out with very much and hang out there for a couple hours. then at night drive to your house and park it in the garage making sure that nobody followed you. install the alarm next day and hide everything REALLY GOOD and go to town on extra barriers, ie. hidden fuel pump switch, hidden head light/brake light switch, flashy light thing for alarm, hood locks, keyed lug nuts, etc. etc. it's your job to beat them at their game, so make it obvious that you've taken extra extra measures so they'll leave the car alone.
i dont know how strict cops are up there about popping hoods and looking for stolen parts but they dont do it here...the way i look at it you're saving $4000+... you could always just resell the car too.
but most importantly follow your gut instinct on whether or not you should buy the car.
i dont know how strict cops are up there about popping hoods and looking for stolen parts but they dont do it here...the way i look at it you're saving $4000+... you could always just resell the car too.
but most importantly follow your gut instinct on whether or not you should buy the car.
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Re: Is this good for a si bubble (john666)
Sadly, if theives want your car, there is nothing you can really do other than putting it away somewhere far away. All those kill-switches and cut-offs wont stop the good ones, Ive heard of thieves bringing by their own P28s just to steal a car. And there is always the deadly trailer theives, that took my buddies ITR and 240 in the same day. The price seems way too low BTW, and wtf is an Si Bubble
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Re: Is this good for a si bubble (BlueIntegraBoy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BlueIntegraBoy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If everything is legit with a clean title, that's a bargain.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yea, no ****...the seller would have to be mentally retarded to sell at this price...
PS. to keep your car away from trailor thieves, turn your steering wheel, then put a pad lock on the steering column joint. you can only turn the wheel maybe 2 inches, and its a tight enough spot that you cant get in and cut it
yea, no ****...the seller would have to be mentally retarded to sell at this price...
PS. to keep your car away from trailor thieves, turn your steering wheel, then put a pad lock on the steering column joint. you can only turn the wheel maybe 2 inches, and its a tight enough spot that you cant get in and cut it
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Re: Is this good for a si bubble (Bull_head360)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bull_head360 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yea, no ****...the seller would have to be mentally retarded to sell at this price...
PS. to keep your car away from trailor thieves, turn your steering wheel, then put a pad lock on the steering column joint. you can only turn the wheel maybe 2 inches, and its a tight enough spot that you cant get in and cut it </TD></TR></TABLE>
..a winch doesn't car where you turn your wheel...
PS. to keep your car away from trailor thieves, turn your steering wheel, then put a pad lock on the steering column joint. you can only turn the wheel maybe 2 inches, and its a tight enough spot that you cant get in and cut it
</TD></TR></TABLE>..a winch doesn't car where you turn your wheel...
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Re: Is this good for a si bubble (crimsonv4mpire)
check the vin and make sure everything is legit. Also if you carry cash, keep it on you and bring 2-3 people with you. Never leave cash in the car! regardless, its just a ploy.
Scenario:
Buyer comes at night to buy a car, leaves cash in the car to make sure the seller doesn't rob him. Second seller friend comes from bushes and slimjims the car to steal cash out the glove box.
When I buy a car, i'm **** about price and looks and overall the whole car. So I look at cars for nearly a year before finding one that is just right. Never been robbed but almost robbed. I always keep the cash on me just because I carry a switchblade(guns are too loud
) with that much cash. One day, I was walking out of an apartment building after looking at a crx with b16 for $1000 and I noticed that my car door was unlocked. I sure as hell don't leave my car door unlocked in strange alleys that some guy selling a $1000 b16 crx meets me at. Luckily, I kept the cash on me and test drove the car. I wanted to buy it but the next day the guy wasn't around at the specified date/time we agreed on. 9am the next day. Always make deals when the sun is out, only thieves roam the streets at night
Scenario:
Buyer comes at night to buy a car, leaves cash in the car to make sure the seller doesn't rob him. Second seller friend comes from bushes and slimjims the car to steal cash out the glove box.
When I buy a car, i'm **** about price and looks and overall the whole car. So I look at cars for nearly a year before finding one that is just right. Never been robbed but almost robbed. I always keep the cash on me just because I carry a switchblade(guns are too loud
) with that much cash. One day, I was walking out of an apartment building after looking at a crx with b16 for $1000 and I noticed that my car door was unlocked. I sure as hell don't leave my car door unlocked in strange alleys that some guy selling a $1000 b16 crx meets me at. Luckily, I kept the cash on me and test drove the car. I wanted to buy it but the next day the guy wasn't around at the specified date/time we agreed on. 9am the next day. Always make deals when the sun is out, only thieves roam the streets at night