Originally Posted by Oliverk

I think Zack and I are thinking of this endeavor from a fiscal standpoint which typically runs the business world.

Anything can be a labor of love, and creativity is great, but typically, people who create innovative startups are doing so because they anticipate future profits.

putting a turbo onto a 96 will not generate future profits.

In this instance, it just doesn't make sense.

Originally Posted by joeg_irev

It's obvious that the vast majority of the members on this site don't actually do anything under their hoods except change oil, filter etc. There are a large number of people who are heavily into modify their cars with a great deal of success and enjoyment in the process. For instance putting a Subaru 2.2l engine in a VW Vanagon. I would have preferred to put a TDI into it but maybe next time. Or how about Chopping a 40's Ford, something I'm not into but I won't knock those who are, because they have turned out some very impressive machine... the list goes on and on. There are just very few in this group of that mind set.

I wonder what most would think about converting a Mercedes to run on veggy oil. Wow sacrilege. Even though the inventor intended his Diesel engine to be run on veggy oil.

Well for those who think themselves to be really into their cars when they order new rims and have the local garage put them on, try to have a little more imagination about what it could mean to really be into your cars!

Originally Posted by ReZzZ320

so all this money spent on ur 800HP blown stang was for profit??

what a retarded logic you have. I think it's safe to assume that u have killed the whole ideology of hoobyists round the world

now do us the favor and save some face

Originally Posted by Oliverk

like I just said, I learned from the experience, and will NEVER heavily modify any other vehicle I own.

Once you've done it, you may realize how right I am.

no saving face necessary.