Okay first off with a sign of votes either yes or no. The question is if you had a chance to get a h22a complete swap and only pay $40 bucks a month would you do it? Also a guy that i work with he owns a 1992 mazda 626 is it possible that he can fit a mazda rx-7 in there how much power is he going to get with that engine. And will i beat him with my nitrous 75-shot with I/E/H?

 

and we have reached an all-time low....


$40 a month for how long?

I have no idea on the mazda...

 

At 40$ per month, unless you're gonna pay for 5 years, and even then, I would wonder and do research to check out if the guy who proposed this deal is legit.

As for the Rotary fitment in a 626, I'd say it would cost an arm + a leg + most of your ***, amongst others, but it could be done. Everything can be done with money.

Are you gonna have any chance of winning against it by spaying and I/H/E? In your dreams, lol.

 

yea the # of months would kinda help. sounds like too good to be true cause you are gonna be paying it off for at least 5 years, or be getting an incredible price.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 93accordEX &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yea the # of months would kinda help. sounds like too good to be true cause you are gonna be paying it off for at least 5 years, or be getting an incredible price. </TD></TR></TABLE>
that and the fact that a 626 is FWD and an RX-7 is RWD
give up the cell phone payment and take on the H22

 

No this is what im tryin to say you know the 92mazda 626 car not the van im talkin about the car can a mazda rotary engine fit into it. As for the $40 a month i can pay more but the minimum is 40 a month you cant bat that being that i have good credit I caneither pay it in ful or pay it in small payments which is good in the longrun.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by preluder &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> No this is what im tryin to say you know the 92mazda 626 car not the van im talkin about the car can a mazda rotary engine fit into it. As for the $40 a month i can pay more but the minimum is 40 a month you cant bat that being that i have good credit I caneither pay it in ful or pay it in small payments which is good in the longrun.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Dude.. how old are you ?

Good in the long run ?? At what interest rate ?? You'll end up spending probably 2000$ in just interest. SO... good in the long run my ***!

 

the whole rx7 eh?

 

Yes every one knows you are talking about the 626 as in the 4 door car. The only mini van that mazda has made is the MVP to the best of my knowledge. The thing with stuffing a rotary in the 626 (IF you even could and taht is a strong if) is the fact that the 626 is a fat pig compared to the RX-7. I think the owner would proably be pretty disapointed with the over all performance of it due to the weight and size of it over a 7. As far as the payments go how many months and at what interest rate? I personally would just save the cash and buy it that way. I notice I appericate things I pay cash for a lot more than things that I get loans on or use a credit card to buy.

 

lol, too good to be truth

 

yeah but the engine is 2200 and i already have back credit for 338 bucks so ill probably spend 2200 for all of that with a clutch included i dont have to worry about the installation payments. but so what about interest i think 14.9 or so so thats like what 1 buck and some change over all but if you payin 40 a month or you could pay more like 100 a month it doesnt matter ill be using a credit card youll still have money left over why not do it?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by preluder &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah but the engine is 2200 and i already have back credit for 338 bucks so ill probably spend 2200 for all of that with a clutch included i dont have to worry about the installation payments. but so what about interest i think 14.9 or so so thats like what 1 buck and some change over all but if you payin 40 a month or you could pay more like 100 a month it doesnt matter ill be using a credit card youll still have money left over why not do it?</TD></TR></TABLE>Sorry dude but you are a tool this post confirmed it. Learn some focking english too I couldnt read your post for ****.

Do what you think is best, you live and learn.....something just tells me you will be learing more than living in this scenaro.

 

Here is the math for you....

40 payments
2200 loan
14.9% interest
Monthly payment 70.12
Total payed for 2200 dollar motor $2,804.80

 

yo im too lazy to type it up some by bad if you didnt understand but why do i have to be all that for. But anyway you guys think i should just save up instead i have back credit why not charge it? money isnt really a problem to me noone feels the same way why not pay little by little or i can do 100 a week it dont matter ill still have my engine in hand and still have money left over incase something goes wrong. and plus i have back credit so whynot use it towards that engine swap youlll have to do it anyway why send a check or money order if the ***** accross state.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by preluder &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yo im too lazy to type it up some by bad if you didnt understand but why do i have to be all that for. But anyway you guys think i should just save up instead i have back credit why not charge it? money isnt really a problem to me noone feels the same way why not pay little by little or i can do 100 a week it dont matter ill still have my engine in hand and still have money left over incase something goes wrong. and plus i have back credit so whynot use it towards that engine swap youlll have to do it anyway why send a check or money order if the ***** accross state.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Hey why do you ask then? And you type like ****. It takes reading your posts more than once to make something out of what you write. Give me back my time reading you.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by KCHybrid &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Here is the math for you....

40 payments
2200 loan
14.9% interest
Monthly payment 70.12
Total payed for 2200 dollar motor $2,804.80</TD></TR></TABLE>

Here is the math for you....

40 payments
$2200 loan
14.9% interest

Cost of your monthly payment: $70.12
Cost of a $2200 dollar motor: $2,804.80
Cost of realizing your a DumbAss: Priceless

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by brodsterH22 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Cost of realizing your a DumbAss: Priceless
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Cost of realizing that you used "your" instead of "you're" when you're trying to own someone: even more priceless j/k man, I agree with most of these guys... if you don't have enough money up front to do a project like this correctly, don't do it.

 

lol nice math guys. first I would only get it to begin with if you have all the $ to start, but if you really wany to pay off something like this, something I have always heard is you shouldnt do it unless you can pay it off within a year.

 

first off i do have the money to do it so thats not a problem . Im just askin should i pay another way around so i can get more **** on my car as im doin the swap which still wont be a problem. Thanks guys and remember honda still owns you. And i will go ahead and make the payments anyway its simple peace out

 

this ran its course...