[Atra]

Originally Posted by Zodiac

I'm curious how it's the smarter choice. I understand the performance aspects, but financially or otherwise it's not the smart choice. Let's assume his car is paid for and he wants some more power. Doing a motor swap or any modding is a far smarter choice then going out and buying a ~$50k car, since he wants a 2SS.

Granted I'd rather have the 6th gen over the 5th gen and I personally jump from car to car fairly often, doesn't mean I'm making the smarter choice.

Short version: If you have a car that's fine, replacing it with a new one because you want it isn't a smart choice.

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[Zodiac]

Thanks for your clarification!

[andrec10]

Originally Posted by Atra

Just upgrade to the better looking and handling car :P

[Waiting46]

youd have to Frankenstein the ECMs together, would not recommend. Mechanically, it sounds fine, but with the amount of technology running through the whole thing it would be one headache after the next.