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What would you say to a younger version of you in regards to the automotive world?



I'd tell myself, it doesn't make sense to want to modify your daily driver. Just keep it nice, keep up on maintenance, and save your money on more important things... because there are certainly more important things when you're just getting on your feet.
 
bg138287 said:
I'd tell myself, it doesn't make sense to want to modify your daily driver. Just keep it nice, keep up on maintenance, and save your money on more important things... because there are certainly more important things when you're just getting on your feet.
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1. wait for the turn signal b4 making that left
2. turbo kits for berettas arent as easy as you think
3. if she aint apart of your family she cant drive your car
4. be careful of impulse purchases
 
BillBoost37 said:
Be willing to spend money on good tools or the right tools for the job.

Once I started spending money on better tools, I had the right tool that worked better and saved me time and money in the end.
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Yeah this is brilliant. I had such a hard time working on my cars because I didn't have the correct or quality tools.

My other advice would be to not cut corners. Spend the extra time and get it done right. And, don't buy the GP. ;)
 
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