When you buy a new vehicle, or at least new to you, what are the first things you look to do on it?
Change fluids? which ones?
performance mods?
Stereo?
Visual upgrades?
Repairs?
When you buy a new vehicle, or at least new to you, what are the first things you look to do on it?
Change fluids? which ones?
performance mods?
Stereo?
Visual upgrades?
Repairs?
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Go to Timmy Ho's in the NE
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Originally posted by ZenOps
Hes not really that bad...
go the the license issuer and transfer my plates
Check all the fluids, change the oil and the brake pads.
Lower it. That's always within a few weeks of owning it.
Check fluids, clean the fuck outa it, rip a burnout/fuck around.
Drive it home. :P
Heh, that too..Originally posted by Eleanor
Go to Timmy Ho's in the NE
No, I change all the fluids, plugs, etc. Depending on the mileage I'll check the thing's service schedule and do what it says..
Then I head to Mopac.
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full detail
Originally posted by adamc
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burnout
Haha no seriously the best thing to do is take it for a drive, then you'll notice everything that is broken or you don't like, then time to pull out the ol' toolbox (aka wallet).
Go back to work?
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i hopefully wont have to do any repairs, but if so then ya do that...as far as mods, i always put an aftermarket stereo in first.
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Break it.
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- handwash it.. (sucks though cuz i always find scratches/dents that i missed)
- tint
- intake
- change fluids
- stereo if need be..
usually all in the first month
then rims/springs but this takes a while to find a style i like..
my parents have a little prayer around the new cars they buy, just so they don't get into accidents and serious stuff like that.
I check out the features and buttons. I should've read the manual, or parts of it. I found out after 3 weeks of owning my current car that i could open the windows and sunroof with the keyfob lol.
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5% tint all around, rims then detail.
Usually when I buy a car, I decide a while in advance on the car so these things are ready to go when I end up buying it.
If it's a new car, 3M that summamabitch
lMFAO you didnt!Originally posted by a social dsease
burnout
Haha no seriously the best thing to do is take it for a drive, then you'll notice everything that is broken or you don't like, then time to pull out the ol' toolbox (aka wallet).
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a mustOriginally posted by D'z Nutz
If it's a new car, 3M that summamabitch
I just give it a good clean in and out, and maybe fluids (unless its a newer car and you got the records from the dealer on maintenance), then just drive it.....a lot, then comes the mods .
Take off the stupid dealer plate/stickers if it's from a dealer.
Last two cars were new, so no maintenace/fluids...
Just drive 'em...wash em etc...