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Here is your dilema make her happy now and then be able to rub it in and she owe you and later you could get more than just tuner out of it or you get the tuner she gets mad at you and the bike and starts to resent it all and how much the bike costs and what it costs to maintain it. Go with the Fridge.
If she ain't happy...wait till she hits menopause, then she can sit in the old fridge & keep the food cold.
She turned 70 last August, that menopause thing is a distant memory. Two days after her birthday she jumped on the bike and we spent 4 days in Sturgis, so she's doing ok.
We went shopping last night. My Fuel tuner is made by Whirlpool and holds 22 cubic feet.
But I DID get it at Lowes, and I DID get 18 months no interest, and because I'm retired military Lowes gives me an additional 10% off, so I did alright. When I'm ready for a PowerVision, there'll be money available for it. I need to educate myself on the install.
congrats.... i know a lot of folks who don't go for the 'pay over time' thing, but i don't have a problem going with the 0% interest and using my money now for what i want. i won't buy anything else on time from lowes until that item is paid off though.
the install on the pv is super simple. esp. if you just go with the pv basic and not the autotune. which the basic still does give you an autotune option with the narrowband o2 sensors.
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