Adding keyless go?
01-09-2013, 08:47 AM
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yea, heated rear seats are a good use of your family's money.
I think my rear seat passengers have used them maybe 5 times in 5 years.
be smart kid...use this money for college or something.
I think my rear seat passengers have used them maybe 5 times in 5 years.
be smart kid...use this money for college or something.
01-09-2013, 10:19 AM
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I am already set for two semesters so far, so maybe I will put some more away in case, but I really want to do the conversion still. I need a front bumper already (cracked and broke in one spot) and the wheels had to go, after bends and curb rash. Then a lip and diffuser wouldn't hurt would it? I just want to change the look and renew the look some. I plan on parking it as a DD and switching to a more economical car for a DD. E55 is wayyy to thirsty.
01-09-2013, 10:43 AM
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I am already set for two semesters so far, so maybe I will put some more away in case, but I really want to do the conversion still. I need a front bumper already (cracked and broke in one spot) and the wheels had to go, after bends and curb rash. Then a lip and diffuser wouldn't hurt would it? I just want to change the look and renew the look some. I plan on parking it as a DD and switching to a more economical car for a DD. E55 is wayyy to thirsty.
Mommies car, mommies insurance, "Family" Loan now it's upgrades for a garage queen because the car is "wayyy to thirsty"
do yourself a favor and hang out on a ricer forum, they might believe you there
01-09-2013, 11:22 AM
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E-ZGO 53hp., 1999 E 430 sport, 2004 E 55, 2008 Tahoe LTZ on 24"s
Keyless-go? It might be nice, but remote start is much cooler.
Here in South Florida I love me some remote start (in the Tahoe) to cool off the car a few minutes before I get in it, I guess the same would hold true to the cold northern states where you might want to warm the car before you get to it.
Not sure I would pay much more than $300-400 for keyless go, but I do like the story about the wife that left her key in the keyless go car, and it did.
Here in South Florida I love me some remote start (in the Tahoe) to cool off the car a few minutes before I get in it, I guess the same would hold true to the cold northern states where you might want to warm the car before you get to it.
Not sure I would pay much more than $300-400 for keyless go, but I do like the story about the wife that left her key in the keyless go car, and it did.
01-09-2013, 12:14 PM
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Keyless-go? It might be nice, but remote start is much cooler.
Here in South Florida I love me some remote start (in the Tahoe) to cool off the car a few minutes before I get in it, I guess the same would hold true to the cold northern states where you might want to warm the car before you get to it.
Not sure I would pay much more than $300-400 for keyless go, but I do like the story about the wife that left her key in the keyless go car, and it did.
Here in South Florida I love me some remote start (in the Tahoe) to cool off the car a few minutes before I get in it, I guess the same would hold true to the cold northern states where you might want to warm the car before you get to it.
Not sure I would pay much more than $300-400 for keyless go, but I do like the story about the wife that left her key in the keyless go car, and it did.
