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  • Moose
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    Wouldn't ever want to really add it up but it hasn't been that bad, I would do it again in a heartbeat.

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  • OH DANGG
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    Bought my Tiburon brand new for $23k, paid off
    Coilovers- $1250
    Wheels- $3100 (all wheels combined)
    Tires- @$2400 (all sets)
    Lip- $400
    Who knows how much more for other maintenancey type things.

    Hell yeah I'd do it again, it turned out sexy

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  • stig
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    $3100 for the Miata
    ~$1000 wheels/tires
    ~$500 in recent maintenance
    ~$700 in suspension

    Probably around $5500 total. Would I do it again? Hell yes. I'm just getting started....

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  • michealis
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    $950 for the car, $5000 for the engine build + conversion, $1500 for wheels and tyres and about $400 on random interior parts.

    It pains me to think that I've nearly spent 8k on the car and I haven't started on the bodywork or have coilovers yet.

    Funny thing is I've spent over $6500 on insurance over the last 2 years

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  • Minuki
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    Got my second Mini last year for £300. Probably put about £2K into it, still needs painted. Ugh

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  • Neoki
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    car: $1500 (dead condition)
    engine, A/C, interior, cut coils, etc: $4500
    wheels & tyres: $1500

    and oh yea! Recaros: $1000

    would do it again? if i have the money!

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  • gumballer_80
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    Car: €2000 / $2500
    Interior re-trim: €450 / $563
    Full body respray (spread over a couple of years): €660 / $825
    Humdrum wheels and suspension: €450 / $563
    Mechanical and other bits and pieces: €500 / $625

    So far roughly €4060 / $5080

    Planned; new wheels and tires plus more low (roughly €600 / $750)

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  • Brad Pitts
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    17k for car 3k in mods 9k in repairs. if i had to do it over yeah but id have gone bagged not static so i wouldnt have broken oil pan n fucked up trans.

    last 2 civic spent over 40k between em.

    over the last 12yrs ive prolly spent 120k+ between 14 cars

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  • Khalil
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    Originally posted by Kielan View Post
    150 camber arms? Tell me about this deal.
    SPC ... Stefan even got his for 140$ shipped.

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  • Dudermagee
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    Uh 9k for the car
    5k or so on wheels and tires
    4k or so on suspension
    1k on diff set up
    2k on brakes
    2k on aero
    5k on miscellaneous
    and I'm about half way done

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  • andybob
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    Got the car for $4500 a couple years ago. Was suppose to pay $6k but worked out a deal with my parents so they could claim me on their taxes and I wouldn't owe the remaining $1500 on my car. It was a win win situation for both of us.

    Between wheels, tires, suspension, and materials to clean up the wheels that's pretty close to $2500 if not a touch more. On top of that I've done a bunch of other stuff, intake, battery relocation, short shifter, shifter bushing, and a bunch of other odds and ends.

    So about $3500 for just aftermarket shit. That doesn't include any brake jobs or regular maintenance shit. I also have 2 sets of stock wheels with one set having winter tires and another with all season tires so there is a few hundred there.

    All said and done close to $4k or so.

    Would I do it over again? Probably, it was a fun learning experience since no one has done much with this model Kia.

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  • Kielan
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    Originally posted by got splits? View Post
    Fucking Byron

    M3 so far:

    18k$ for the car
    1600$ for custom suspension
    2k$ for wheels

    Coming up...
    300$ for adapters
    500$ for tires
    150$ for camber arms
    More to come
    150 camber arms? Tell me about this deal.

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  • Withers
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    I've finally figured out that buying a good base saves you money in the long-run.

    So for my current project I've got $8,500 in the car, $1,500 in the wheels and $3,000 in suspension. Haven't had to do any maintenance on it yet, blessedly.

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  • benz88
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    The lincoln I got for a good deal, Needed bodywork. What I have into the car though, Probably 12X more than what I paid for the car If not more. As soon as its out of the bodyshop again Its getting Appraised lol.

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  • Khalil
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    Fucking Byron

    M3 so far:

    18k$ for the car
    1600$ for custom suspension
    2k$ for wheels

    Coming up...
    300$ for adapters
    500$ for tires
    150$ for camber arms
    More to come
    Last edited by Khalil; 08-24-2012, 02:57 PM.

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