[Silver-GTO-Monster]

Does anyone know where to finance Headers and Exhaust? I am getting a 224/227 BLOWER CAM and a 3500 Still in to. But I don't want to Dyno the car with stock Headers and Exhaust. Just will be wast of money could you guy's help me out because I have only 3 weeks before the CAM and 3500 Still will be put in.

 

[speeddemon]

PM one of the sponsers who sell headers....but i seriously doubt you can finance them

 

[Baaa]

I have never heard of anyone financing them. And a friendly reminder its not a 3500 still its a 3500 stall converter.

 

[Jontall]

Put it on your credit card and make payments.

 

[Silver-GTO-Monster]

Can you give me some names.

 

[06 spicegoat]

all sponsors are to your left ... those little banner thingies

 

[Silver-GTO-Monster]

But they all don't finance

 

[06 spicegoat]

well as someone else already stated probably none of them but only thing you can do is check them all. sorry never heard of any of them financing or i'd prolly have crapload of stuff on my gto already

 

[itslow]

Unsolicited financial advice: If you have to finance parts to pay for them, you shouldn't be purchasing them in the first place.

 

[GeeTeeOh!]

Unsolicited financial advice: If you have to finance parts to pay for them, you shouldn't be purchasing them in the first place.

There goes my mod list:banghead:

 

[04JRB]

The ONLY people I have heard of doing any financing is AZPS, but to local customers only. They do have a plan for out of state but you have to sign the paperwork IN PERSON if I understand their policy correctly. check out this thread:

http://www.ls1gto.com/forums/showthread.php?t=102593

I dont know how set you are on SW long tubes but I have them and while I am happy with them and do not regret my decision, they are a very tight fit. I think maybee dynatech or kooks might fit a little better. I am still getting some steering vibrations under certain conditions.

 

[Kylan]

Put it on your credit card and make payments.

That was exactly my thinking.

Why not just put it on a credit card and make the payments? Heck, that's usually the best route anyway, as you can build credit and not have to cut a huge check.

 

[gotzaGTO]

Or you could just get a bank loan or a home equity loan and pay for them that way...

 

[City Goat]

yeah man might wanna think again about your situation...getting a loan or having credit card debt for just car parts isn't too smart in the personal finance world.

 

[Blast2Hell]

financing anything is the same deal, it's a principal vs. an interest rate. So financing it thru a credit card, or your house is all a matter of how much interest your willing to pay vs. how large a payment.

If you have a low percentage credit card, your better off using that then financing thru some store, as a store will probably charge large rates such as 20% plus.

On a side note, financing car parts is a very bad financial move, but we all make our own way thru this world. Good luck.