- Location
- calgary alberta
I change the oil in my lambo myself. The dealers shop rate is way too high.
inform my newbie head.
- Thread starter chrisman
- Start date
I change the oil in my lambo myself. The dealers shop rate is way too high.
Foximus
CFL Cheapass.
- Location
- Oviedo, Fl
uh huh lets see it :dance:
- Location
- calgary alberta
Woody
Need to save my money!!
- Location
- Long Island
you think they care? chances are...if they own a lambo they should be able to pay somebody to change their oil. they can focus on more worldly things...such as cricket, polo, and fencing matches!
ps- i'd much rather own a superjet than a lambo...although ive never driven one so who the hell knows!
i think that the point is that a 35k ski is going to be too much ski for you... unless you just like blowing cash.
- Location
- calgary alberta
No, i think it will be just enough ski.
Woody
Need to save my money!!
- Location
- Long Island
chris...do yourself a favor, buy a used ski like the rickter for sale, and take the other 10k and invest it in a super risky stock...where the payoff is huge but the risk is outrageous...because honestly, by putting that much into a ski, its just going to depreciate ridiculously. you're better off buying a 2 year old ski from a pro whos getting a new one, a guy whos injured himself...or a guy the last rich guy that dropped 35k on a ski and realized...woah i just wasted a ton of money and now i'm gonna sell this thing for 1/2 i put into it.
listen, i'm not one to say how to spend your money, but i can think of about 150 ways in about 1 minute of better ways you can spend some of it *cough cough* start a damn business for yourself *cough cough*
The Penguin
triple secret probation
- Location
- down by the river
amen brother! if you have 35k to blow on a ski than i say you are perfectly qualified to own one.
chriselmore_1
high on resin
- Location
- san jose ca
you should get the biggest, baddest js300 you could find!!!!!!!!!!
- Location
- Houston/Galveston
Water runs inside a wet pipe. In a dry pipe, the inside runs dry but has a outer jacket that the water runs through to help cool the pipe.
I run a dry pipe, and never have problems with it. Some people have a hard time with the couplers blowing out on a dry pipe. I have had mine on for about a year and a half, w no probs.
when your ski far exceeds your skills, it will hurt your riding.
youre a newbie asking for advice. youre getting it. ignore and spend as you wish.
- Location
- calgary alberta
I understand that concept, but what are the pros and cons performance wise?
- Location
- Houston/Galveston
Thats so true.
- Location
- calgary alberta
I already have my own business bud. And I already own 2 skis, one is lightly modified and the other one has extensive work done to it. I really don't see what the problem is to some of you guys is at the amount I am spending on my ski. I never asked how much I should spend on one did I? Either way i appreciate your mother like concern. I think it is quite funny at how much negative flack I am getting regarding the price. WHO CARES and whats it to you. Any other input you have man would be awesome. I am a big boy, work hard for my money and own some nice expensive toys that I really enjoy playing with. Now I am going to build a bad ass ski to add to my collection.
- Location
- Houston/Galveston
Call Pat at Team Scream. He will set you up with an awesome ski.
- Location
- calgary alberta
I am what you call a gifted extreme sports enthusiast. My riding will be just fine. Im sorry you feel that way.
- Location
- calgary alberta
Team scream will be my engine of choice, I will take the guys advice on trying some hulls this spring to help me decide which hull to run.
:ugh2:
sounds to me like youre a spoiled rich kid or just plain full of shiat. :ugh2:
sounds to me like youre a spoiled rich kid or just plain full of shiat. :ugh2:
- Location
- calgary alberta
I wish I was a spoiled rich kid. I wish I was young enough to be considered a kid. Unfortunately I am pushing 30 and work way too much. You done?