Financing a turbo kit?

[ikeryder13]

Thanks everyone for the advice... But no one answered my question

[King Tut]

Originally Posted by ikeryder13

Does any company offer this? And not through bill me later or PayPal...

No.

Originally Posted by ikeryder13

Thanks everyone for the advice... But no one answered my question

You are welcome. Turbo kit companies are not in the financing business. They are in the horsepower business. If you don't want to pay for it with a credit card, then you will need to look into a signature loan from a bank/credit union.

[OrbitalEllipses]

What in the name of fuck is going on in here?

Originally Posted by Model Citizen

Easy solution: Have your parents pay for it op.

My parents have a no mod policy :-/

[King Tut]

Originally Posted by DC2R

I'm thinking about forced induction(ptuning,sc,esc). Still owe 13 on car. Should I wait?

No. If you can afford the forced induction, then go for it.

[King Tut]

Originally Posted by OrbitalEllipses

What in the name of fuck is going on in here?

I am considering a new business venture called Turbo Loans. It is quicker than Quicken Loans and we only offer them for turbo kits.

[OrbitalEllipses]

Hey guize i no haz monies shud i finance sum modz to go faster even tho i alrady hav lyke 15k on the lone?

Originally Posted by King Tut

I am considering a new business venture called Turbo Loans. It is quicker than Quicken Loans and we only offer them for turbo kits.

Only if we charge exorbitant interest rates.

[xwd]

How old you are what kind of credit do you have?

I have seen tuner shops finance things like turbo kits before, or at least do installment plans. Be prepared if you can't pay they will repossess your car.

I'm not a fan of anyone incurring lots of debt for modding, it's a really really terrible idea. When the engine fails and you need to shell out another $4K+ what are you going to do? I've seen people had cars sit for a year because they can't fix what they broke and went into debt to do originally.

[King Tut]

Originally Posted by OrbitalEllipses

Only if we charge exorbitant interest rates.

Dats a given bro. Think payday style loan interest rates. Interest rates go up as the PSI goes up. The more power they make the more likely they are to blow their motor and not be able to pay us back.

[mid_life_crisis]

Never Finance Toys.
My FR-S is my DD or I wouldn't have a note on it.

[King Tut]

Originally Posted by dwx

How old you are what kind of credit do you have?

I have seen tuner shops finance things like turbo kits before, or at least do installment plans. Be prepared if you can't pay they will repossess your car.

That sounds like a title loan versus financing a turbo kit, and that would imply you actually owned your car and possessed the title. I would never advise someone to do that.

[Model Citizen]

Originally Posted by OrbitalEllipses

My parents have a no mod policy :-/

Have you considered suing them under the dream crushers wont let me do me statute?

[SLC_BRZ]

Start slinging some dope to get the money for it, or a lawyer because you'll need one when you get busted. Best advice just nickel and dime save up until you can afford everything you want.

[jamesm]

financing a turbo (or any modification) is possibly the worst idea ever. it's a pay to play game, and you wanna pay with cash. have lots of it before you even start, because you'll spend 1.5x what you expect to.

[iAgui]

Originally Posted by midnight23

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if your credit isn't good enough for it then it probably won't be good enough for any vendor offering this service.

My thoughts exactly. In my opinion, if your credit line is not high enough to put it on a credit card. You shouldn't even be trying to finance through other means.

Save up some cash, or put it on a credit card and pay it off promptly.