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Good Lord. Cams/Ported blower and other mods but never thought about adding more Fuel.

Always the 1st question and concern after any Mod and Tune from me, much less those pretty big Mods.

What injector size is on the 2020?

He had aftermarket rails and ID 1050s from a FB post but stock pumps still
 

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If you loaned someone $70,000 so he could buy a car and your were listed as leinholder on the pink slip, who owns the car?

So let's say you put down 500K on a 1-Million $$ home...Is it the bank's home or yours if you still have a note? Does the bank live there? Can they come and go as they please? Do you have reduced rights if you have a payment meaning you ask the bank's permission first if someone breaks in before shooting them?

More importantly...where would the economy be if people only paid cash for everything and there was no such thing as credit?
 

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So let's say you put down 500K on a 1-Million $$ home...Is it the bank's home or yours if you still have a note? Does the bank live there? Can they come and go as they please? Do you have reduced rights if you have a payment meaning you ask the bank's permission first if someone breaks in before shooting them?

More importantly...where would the economy be if people only paid cash for everything and there was no such thing as credit?

As long as the loan is on the home and not against any of your assets (savings, CD's etc) the bank owns the home until it is paid for. Stop making payments and you will find out who actually owns the home you live in.
 

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As long as the loan is on the home and not against any of your assets (savings, CD's etc) the bank owns the home until it is paid for. Stop making payments and you will find out who actually owns the home you live in.

Nope. The bank has to go through a legal process to take possession from you if you default and it's not quick. It's your house and it's your car until or unless that happens. Access to credit for businesses and individuals makes a modern economy.
 

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Nope. The bank has to go through a legal process to take possession from you if you default and it's not quick. It's your house and it's your car until or unless that happens. Access to credit for businesses and individuals makes a modern economy.

Depends. In 2007/2008 bank went in, people went right out. Didnt take long. Try not paying your payment and see what happens. Same as renting. Renters dont pay 3 day eviction notice with the sheriff nicely asking you to leave.
 

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You have all the rights of an owner and are responsible for, insurance, property tax, liability ect, because it is required by the lender. They are the leinholder and can foreclose or make you sell the house to pay off the lein. Does the banks name show up on the title?
 

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So let's say you put down 500K on a 1-Million $$ home...Is it the bank's home or yours if you still have a note? Does the bank live there? Can they come and go as they please? Do you have reduced rights if you have a payment meaning you ask the bank's permission first if someone breaks in before shooting them?

More importantly...where would the economy be if people only paid cash for everything and there was no such thing as credit?

That’s why we have a thing called contracts. Yes the bank still owns your car or in your scenario the house, where as they have legal ownership but verbiage in those contracts do not give them the write to dictate what you can and can’t do when your account is in good standing.
I’m sure you’ve financed a car and if you’ve ever seen the title there is a section for “lein holders” ever try to sell a car with a lien holder still stated?
 

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Sad thing is, no one really owns anything, any government entity, fed, state or local can seize any or all of your assets for failure to pay taxes or being suspected of a crime. Your car can be seized if you get caught going past a certain speed.
 

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Sad thing is, no one really owns anything, any government entity, fed, state or local can seize any or all of your assets for failure to pay taxes or being suspected of a crime. Your car can be seized if you get caught going past a certain speed.
That is correct.
 

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He did it on purpose as he was running out of ideas for his video blogs. Blown motor 5 new 20 minute videos, new motor 5 more 20 minute videos , testing new motor another 5 videos

Hmmm...I think you’re on to something.
 

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his buddy Zander13 - same crap - installs a TT kit wrong so boom!, car breaks up all the time - it spends more time in the shop than actually running well.........and of course, friggin videos sooooo long- full of fluff and click-bait. bye - unsubscribed
 

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