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zinzan 03-04-2014 10:43 PM

Keeping track of mods, plans
 
How do you guys keep track of mods, planned mods, etc on your cars? Spreadsheet? Word doc? Or is there a good app out there for something like that?

-Z

xia 03-04-2014 10:47 PM

I keep it in my head.

My brother keeps em' in Word Excel or something. Microsoft Word was as far as I got lol.

ZionsWrath 03-04-2014 10:50 PM

I bookmark anything I think I might want. Occasionally look through my bookmarks to remind myself. Not very efficient but then I'd be broke if I did it in a more organized way ^_^

BolognaWalrus 03-04-2014 10:55 PM

i have a word document with items broken down into categories (engine, exterior, drive train etc)then the item name, price, where to buy, and have items id order together color coded.

fatoni 03-04-2014 11:35 PM

i fee like if there was a mod that you could forget about, its not that important. it just seems like modding should be a problem followed by a solution. if my car needed something, i would be reminded every time i drove it

DaJo 03-04-2014 11:38 PM

Create a journal on the forum!

utekineir 03-05-2014 12:01 AM

Mod spreadsheets get too scary to look at

soundman98 03-05-2014 12:06 AM

i always have a rough idea of what i'd like to do to the car, and then as i'm walking through stores/surfing sites, will pick up parts to get to that end goal, whenever i'm at that store, or ordering from that site...

i try to never keep track of exactly how much i spend on modding, because the dollar figure would make me cry.

rice_classic 03-05-2014 01:23 AM

It's best not to put that shit in writing. When the g/f or wife find out how much you aren't spending on her, you may find out what kind of relationship you're really in.

zinzan 03-05-2014 07:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fatoni (Post 1574921)
i fee like if there was a mod that you could forget about, its not that important. it just seems like modding should be a problem followed by a solution. if my car needed something, i would be reminded every time i drove it

I think there are some things that I think I might be interested in taking on in the future (like 6 months from now when my wife takes the kids to see her parents for a couple weeks, and I have more time and a spare vehicle). At that point (or a few weeks earlier), it would be good to have options documented.

-Z

f0rge 03-05-2014 12:56 PM

I tend not to plan too far in advance. Every once and a while I'll see something I think I want/need and I'll research that until I either buy it or decide not to.

Spending all your money on thousands of dollars worth of mods gets a lot harder later in life when you have a mortgage and wife and bills etc.

mav1178 03-05-2014 01:24 PM

Google Drive, create a spreadsheet.

Deadspool 03-05-2014 01:26 PM

I write a journal on my modifications, a desired parts list to check off, and a detailed process of installation with all the little notes on what parts i had trouble with, or whatever i find to be pertinent information for the procedure.

Its good to keep a hard copy of everything you have done in detail to reflect on it later. even if it is just chicken scratch or some hyroglyphic only you can read.

SubiePig 03-05-2014 01:35 PM

I made a spreadsheet of all the mods I planned to do around the class I race in, the price of them and then what I actually spent if it be a hookup or I got it used. Goal is to see the total saved number as high as I can haha.


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