Freeing up power and need some insight!

[hampsterzone]

Thanks. I just had a complete fuel system cleaning. I maintenance my truck early because I drive it for work. I use only the best stuff. I just can't wait to get everything on and tied together. Patience is running low.

[LonestarROB]

Wish I had money ( . lol . Can't wait to see/hear how everything turns out, hampster!

[hampsterzone]

I totally understand. Wish money was'nt an issue. I sooooo want a 6 inch lift and 20 inch rims/wheel package but used up my 3 yrs savings lately. It has taking me 3 yrs to develop my bone stock truck to it's state today. But that is part of the fun, waiting, saving, buying, waiting, wishing...

[Longshot270]

Yeah, I've got just about everything I want. It wouldn't hurt to upgrade my sub amp but I'm not going to spend the money on that. All that is left on the list for me to buy is UDPs, Efans, LT headers (maybe) and some kind of boost.

[LonestarROB]

Originally Posted by hampsterzone

But that is part of the fun, waiting, saving, buying, waiting, wishing...

Not fun when you've already done all those and left with just the wishing part.

[hampsterzone]

It would be nice to have enough money to go down to Spring Works and order up my lift and rims/wheel package. The way I figure it, if it is REALLY something I want and worth it, I will just have to work hard and save up the money. I was totally blown away when I added up the cost for all my mods. When you start one mod at a time it can really add up. Fixing up my truck is my healthy addiction, even though my bank account would not agree on healthy. LOL! The main thing to consider is if the mods you are making are worth it to YOU. Some guys never make mods to their trucks and are completely happy. I get a lot of enjoyment out of working on my truck and seeing it progress over time. I already have a 2.5" leveling kit combined w/ a 3" reddi lift and a 3" block on the back. So, I don't really need a lift because I already can fit 35" inch tires without rubbing. (I did have to make a small cut on the bottom of my front bumper skirt to prevent rubbing when backing up while turning.) Hope this helps you decide what you want to do. Just remember, once you start you will become addicted to modifying your truck. Good luck......