msp turbo on my p5 coming soon!!!

are you that simple-minded that you'd form your opinion of this community based on the posts of a handful of people ? .... if so, then yes, maybe you did buy the wrong car
 
i think he just wanted a chance to use the :wtf: smiley since he somehow found this long dead post
 
motorman54933 said:
I just joined this forum group today, and this thread went from what is the difference between the internals to illegial stuff. How imature are you guys, is this the kind of image this car portrays, maybe I should have bought something else.:wtf:

Motorman....please do not base the board on these guys...and if you do...then in the grand scheme of things...its not a big deal.


THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE TO THE INTERNALS OF THE MSP AND THE P5.
 
mooS mooS said:
are you that simple-minded that you'd form your opinion of this community based on the posts of a handful of people ? .... if so, then yes, maybe you did buy the wrong car

No, I am not simple minded. I am going of what other people are posting back.:mad:
 
just ignore this thread and check out all the other threads in this wonderful community...yes people argue, its the way of life.
 
only difference besides the turbo's s*** is the ECU from what I remember...I think it utilizes the stock fuel system more or less...

I will buy everything from you for $500 more than you pay for it (fi the price you pay for it is cheap like you said)...so something to think about, if you want you could make 500 bucks on this little rerouting of engine parts...:D

Some backflipper at school is buying my custom turbo manifold, used T-25, and used Spearco FMIC for $1500...and for now I was going the NA route, but i would be great to have a whole system to rely on once the other work is done...

Come on you guys this also got ridiculous...Do you think the FBI will give a s*** and a half that some kid sold parts of his engine (or removed for that matter?) before an adjuster came to apraise the car? 1000 people a day total a car, and then remove their 5 large + of custom stereo equipment before the adjuster shows up...the insurance company will quote the car, and then sell it to some beer guzzling junk yard owner...they rarely even look in the engine bay...The guy whose name is on the title is comletely able to remove whatever he wants from his car...he owns it...

Now if this dude, got the car appraised and the insurance money, and then snuck parts out of it, that is shady and illegal...But that probably is not the case becuase he would no longer have access to the car afterwards...but in the big picture of everything, no one will care either...I sold a 93 Probe GT to a friend in High school for 2 grand...after his car insurance company was aware of the car being titled to him and covered, he drove the car into the woods, sawed tree down on it, towed it back to his house and called his policy holder...HE TOLD THE ADJUSTER that he did this, but told the company on the phone a tree fell on it in a thunderstorm...The adjuster clearly said, no this is not 100% legal, but I will confirm exactly what you said on the phone to the company, and you will get a check for the appraised amount...(about 4 grand)...yes he 100% commited insurance frued...and he 100% did not get caught...and at this point it is his adjuster's problem if it would ever get dug up some how...

I am in no way commending this, or saying it is perfectly ok...I agree with all of you that it is wrong...but no will care...if this friend of his once to make a few bucks on parts to his car, who cares...

Insurance is so high becuase of the frequency of kids like this MSP owner wrecking cars...and becuase of America's "sue-happiness"...not becuase of kids selling parts of a car that the insurance company bought from them (when a car is totaled, once you recieve the check the policy provider owns the car, so when parts are stripped after the check is recieved that is what makes this illegal)...

As far as frued issues, this is not like burning down your ocean front, 5-star hotel and collecting a check for 3 billion in losses...the s*** in question would barely make it into small claims court...and all this does in the long run is take a few grand from the companies' board of director's 5,000,000 in profit for the fiscal year...people that commit these small automotive misdimeanors (small as in taking a turbocharger from a insurance owned car) are steeling at most 1 grand from the top of the companies food chain...Don't look at it like everyone is the victim, these do not cause insurance rates to be higher, the only victims are people that don't even realize that their millions of dollars in annual profit is a few hundred less than it could have been...Large insurance companies such as Geico and Progressive are among the highest profiting organizations in the American economy in terms of profit after overhead is settled...We are the ones getting ***** by the insurance companies!! Geico's CEO makes over 8 million a year...if the CEO's in charge of these companies were hard working, and making approx 100,000 grand a year I would have a much different stance on this...

Insurance companies, along with pharmacuetiacal compinies, are one of the leading causes to such a grosse unbalance of wealth in this country..Do you think that CEO making a cool 8 million a year is distributing his un-Godly wealth to underprivaledged kids whose parents can't afford health insurance?? NO...he is probably out looking for his fifth ******* yacht...while kids needing new kidneys and hearts are s*** on...OR do you think that CEO is putting his "hard earned" cash back into his own company to help drive insurance rates down??? NO!

What some of you are arguing are along the lines of "Don't download pirated music" We should all go buy Brittany Spears albums for $15 each...With the music industry in such a bad downward spiral, our dear Brittany only brought home $30,000,000 for 03 so far ($43,500,000 predicted for 2003 in once completed), compared to 01's 50,000,000...Cry me a ******* river...

I am done bitching about insurance companies...

Most policies clearly say that in the event of a car being totaled, tell the insurance company what will be removed from the car before appraisal, so that the insurance check can be adjusted...this makes it 100% legal...Insurance companies are very ignorant on the aftermarket price ranges and will most likely deduct 2 or 3 hundred from his check...thats it...if that owner sells those removed, adjusted, legally his parts for $20,000 no one will blink...
 
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let me know if you can how well the installation goes. i think it sounds like a cool idea. but why not just save money to buy a turbo kit from like spool-turbo.com? it doesn't seem that expensive to do and not that difficult to install. they guarantee it.
 
Installshield 2 said:
...I sold a 93 Probe GT to a friend in High school for 2 grand...after his car insurance company was aware of the car being titled to him and covered, he drove the car into the woods, sawed tree down on it, towed it back to his house and called his policy holder...HE TOLD THE ADJUSTER that he did this, but told the company on the phone a tree fell on it in a thunderstorm...The adjuster clearly said, no this is not 100% legal, but I will confirm exactly what you said on the phone to the company, and you will get a check for the appraised amount...(about 4 grand)...yes he 100% commited insurance frued...and he 100% did not get caught...and at this point it is his adjuster's problem if it would ever get dug up some how...


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xoom xoom said:
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no i believe it, ive seen lots of that. the insurance gets money they dont care. hell my insurance guy i just call him on the phone tell him the ammount and he sends a check, i never get anything looked at or an apraisal.

but that was too much work cutting down a tree.

i got hail damage on my car, i sent him a guestament of what i thought it was worth and he sent a check, but i just put in the bank (the damage was very very minimal cant even see them really) but i needed the money for other things.
 
deckedoutmp5 said:
no i believe it, ive seen lots of that. the insurance gets money they dont care. hell my insurance guy i just call him on the phone tell him the ammount and he sends a check, i never get anything looked at or an apraisal.

but that was too much work cutting down a tree.

i got hail damage on my car, i sent him a guestament of what i thought it was worth and he sent a check, but i just put in the bank (the damage was very very minimal cant even see them really) but i needed the money for other things.

Exactly...automotive insurance companies make so much money they don't even research customer claims, they just right a check for whatever amount they think sounds right...Plus they have insurance of their own to cover freud issues...
 
pdhaudio said:
its people that SCAM the insurance companies that make everyone elses RATES DO DAMN HIGH

No it isn't...It is that so many people are involved in accidents and becuase of statistics...and scams like the one this thread mentions are barely noticed by any insurance company...
 
Yes but damage that was done to your car not by you, you should be covered. Who cares if they give a little extra money there. I am talking about people who crash there cars and then reports it stolen to sell parts from it.

Everyone is free to do what they want but I personaly would not buy/ sell stolen parts across state lines, on the internet, in a public forum. I know people get away with stuff all the time and most of the time, they are smart enought to keep there mouth shut about it.

I know a kid who stole Si motor to put in his car. Every thing went fine but he had to run his mouth about it and was found out.
 
xoom xoom said:
Yes but damage that was done to your car not by you, you should be covered. Who cares if they give a little extra money there. I am talking about people who crash there cars and then reports it stolen to sell parts from it.

Everyone is free to do what they want but I personaly would not buy/ sell stolen parts across state lines, on the internet, in a public forum. I know people get away with stuff all the time and most of the time, they are smart enought to keep there mouth shut about it.

I know a kid who stole Si motor to put in his car. Every thing went fine but he had to run his mouth about it and was found out.

Very good points, and I agree with you...I offered to buy these parts from the "middle-man" if indeed they were acquired legitemately...If the owner of the wrecked MSP chopped the parts after the insurance company bought the totaled car, I won't get involved...If he told the insurance company after the accident that he was keeping the turbocharger and various parts, it is completely legal and he didn't do anything wrong...I was merely trying to point out that little mishaps such as these have nothing to do with insurance rates...now people wrecking cars (not totaling them) and collecting money while also selling various parts of the car is wrong (as well as if that MSP owner chopped the parts), and will most likely get caught...but if it is not done on a large enough scale, you will probably will not get caught...that doesn't make it right...
 
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