B's still young...compared to me.... I bet when he's get to my age...he'll already be taking Geratol.
I wanted to get out of the game...but I know I couldn't....I'm not in the game to make a hot show car or win major events...I'm just in the game to build up something to have fun with. Right now I would just be happy to have another car that runs...I got 5 cars in my driveway...and only one runs. One of the cars is another buddies car that we got to do a swap on, and he also has about 5 other cars that dont run...
The game....tuning and hot cars can be done on the cheap... There is really no need to go out and spend major money on GSR, Type R, or SR20's...when you can just think old. Older cars only need the stock parts, in a good running condition,...and add about $300 for a home made turbo kit...and you'll beat the pants off of anything. That the case for my CRX..1987 si, cheap turbo...and it was fun...but it never really had any pep from the stock engine...I got the car with blown rings...so I can only imagine what the car could have been with a real setup...and I'm building that real set up...when I get to it. In the point of the old 1974 260Z...just a donor motor from a newer Z, and a simple power adder...and it's a fun car.
Balancing car fun with family reponsibility is tricky,....but it can be done. Granted...most of the real car show guys are teh guys that still live at home with their parents or they got good enough to open a real shop to afford their car projects. KISS.....Keep it Simple Stupid.... simple car, simple turbo, simple suspension, simple mods, simple paint....simple tires....and you'll have a simple car that will outrun the big dollar cars... And the wife and kids will also have food on the table, a place they can call home, and maybe a few sweet toys of their own.
You can stay in the game...just downtone the projects to your affordability after you get your family priorities situated.
