What should I do next? Broke after purchasing wheels.

Nicholas

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I'm still recovering from buying wheels last week but I still want to do more, what do you guys think I should go for next?
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Ight look into it honestly bc here in Florida if it's not raining it's either at least like 102 degrees LMAO


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You have a great start. Wait a little while, save your money up and just enjoy driving if in the Fla sun for a few months.
 
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A good idea might be to plan out what you want your Jeep to look like and be able to do, then research the parts you'll need to get there and lastly set up the order of mods. There will likely be some change along the way, but better to save and do it right the first time, than to pay for the same mod twice. This forum is great. I bought two mods before I got here and still have one to replace. Now, every time I'm about to buy something, I ask here first. It's saved a lot of time and money...
 
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I'm still recovering from buying wheels last week but I still want to do more, what do you guys think I should go for next? View attachment 20683


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How can anyone be recovering from spending $50? each on a set of steel wheels? But if that stretched the budget..... It reminds me of when I was student. And I did it many times. Got a grant, scholarship mid term..... went skiing.
 
I would say shop better. And as previously said.... "If you are broke, save up enough money so that you have at least three months of living expenses"

I bought those same rims..... in Canada, 17s, for $82 each.

Not being critical .... As I said..... i've done the same thing....40 years ago so say, "thanks Grandad !!
 
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