Mods to a leased car..? yes no.. what?
Hi- For my first post, I am looking for opinions on modding a car with a lease. I know, I know.. It was the only way I could get the old lady to agree to me getting it.
Anyway- It’s a 04 GT 5 speed.
I'm willing to accept some $$ loses removing the parts at the end of the contract up to a point, and I know I'm going to lower it.
Anyone else bought exhaust or intakes.. Any thing reversible that I can/ cannot do?
Thanks guys!
Anyway- It’s a 04 GT 5 speed.
I'm willing to accept some $$ loses removing the parts at the end of the contract up to a point, and I know I'm going to lower it.
Anyone else bought exhaust or intakes.. Any thing reversible that I can/ cannot do?
Thanks guys!
dont really think you can do to much. could probably get away with the exhaust. could alwats get a cold ai kit and the upper intake elbow and 75mm Throttle body. they are easily removed. then you could sell the parts on ebay and try to recoup. i wouldnt lower it unless you plan on returning the stock springs. they may have a fit with that. though you could say the stock stuff went bad. good luck though
Originally posted by subgraphic@August 23, 2004, 10:14 PM
Hi- For my first post, I am looking for opinions on modding a car with a lease. I know, I know.. It was the only way I could get the old lady to agree to me getting it.
Anyway- It’s a 04 GT 5 speed.
I'm willing to accept some $$ loses removing the parts at the end of the contract up to a point, and I know I'm going to lower it.
Anyone else bought exhaust or intakes.. Any thing reversible that I can/ cannot do?
Thanks guys!
Hi- For my first post, I am looking for opinions on modding a car with a lease. I know, I know.. It was the only way I could get the old lady to agree to me getting it.
Anyway- It’s a 04 GT 5 speed.
I'm willing to accept some $$ loses removing the parts at the end of the contract up to a point, and I know I'm going to lower it.
Anyone else bought exhaust or intakes.. Any thing reversible that I can/ cannot do?
Thanks guys!
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Read the fine print on the lease agreement first. You might find some very interesting and accountable points to consider. Specially your financial commitments with respect to liabilities.
There are reasons why lease contracts are updated frequently, and most of them are certainly not there to protect the lessee, meaning you.
There are reasons why lease contracts are updated frequently, and most of them are certainly not there to protect the lessee, meaning you.
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