Will a tune help?

[35th-ANV-SS]

I changed mine at 12k miles and sold it for $450. It's just money. You'll make more.

[pajeff02]

I think I sold my stock rear for $200 or so to another site member.

[Firebirdjones]

I'm keeping my stock rear, so it can go back in the car if something happens, and the 12 bolt will go in the next one

[pajeff02]

I thought about it, but then figured I'll never sell the car and it is highly unlikely that the rear would ever be used again. Down the road it went.

[Firebirdjones]

Since we've been through 4 of these things I figured the chances were good, and it's usually not because we sell them

The last one was rearended and totaled, and the way they drive around here it's just a matter of time.

[Too Fast]

I thought about it, but then figured I'll never sell the car and it is highly unlikely that the rear would ever be used again. Down the road it went.

Yup. You can't keep everything, it only clutters the garage/basement/whatever.

[Firebirdjones]

You just need a bigger man cave

[pajeff02]

We just remedied that situation in October. Saving up to get some concrete down and all will good.

[35th-ANV-SS]

Can't wait to get my next house. Aiming for a 3-4 car garage...preferably 4...and I will be installing a lift. 3 years max.

[Firebirdjones]

Build as big as you can, because it seems no matter how big, you'll manage to fill it with more stuff . Before you know it you're out of room again. A lift is mandatory

[35th-ANV-SS]

Yea - might be cheaper to go with a traditional 3-car house and build another garage on the property. I will definitely be getting some property for my next home. I miss not having a big yard.