Sebba run an auto trader search with the zip code 92154 and search for GSX the average is like 6k stock. Maybe because im in san diego. There probably cheaper outside of cali

 

Auto trader is not the place to look for cars. Built ones are typically barely more than stock ones... if any difference at all.

Places to look: www.dsmtuners.com(remove the space) , www.dsmtrader.com, www.ebay.com,

Most important thing, be prepared to go a distance lol

 

when you facotr in the distance its the same **** as auto trader lol GAS SHIPPING and everything haha

 

The difference is a built car vs a stock car.

 

I SAID "DISTANCE" not difference, but hey if you find one somewhere local DO IT!

 

It wasnt a misinturpretation

 

ok sebba F**** U win!

 

lol

 

[&o]Well I rode in the car today. It was very nice... but guess what happend. It was fine... he boosted it and we stopped about a mile down the road and I was going to drive it back. Got out and the thing was making a clicking noise around the right side of the motor, couldnt pinpoint where it came from though. It wasn't increadibly loud or anything but definately noticable. He drove it back and then we went out to his house to take a look and make sure that nothing was rubbing or bumping on the belt and couldnt find anything. When we crankedit back up athis house it was nearly gone, cut it off, then turned it back on later and was back again.I listend to many videos that sounded very similar and found out that it could be as simple as the timing being off or as serious as rod knock or crankwalk... Anyone have any experience with this or any advice? Keep in mind this is a freshfully built motorwith 4500 miles on it and no problems so far. The guy was highly dissapointed.

 

It is very possible it might be a spun bearing, or crankwalk. Another one down......