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Originally Posted by JARblue If you have to finance it, chances are you can't afford it. Exactly. Sure, you might be able to finance the kit. But what about the
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Exactly. Sure, you might be able to finance the kit. But what about the $3-5k in supporting mods, or the emergency fund if you have to replace the motor? It's a bad idea.
Unless you've got the money, but it's been invested somewhere and you're making money on it. Finance it at zero percent and pocket the difference. But I don't think that's what's going on here.
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