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The other way to look at it is, say you spend $250 on a brand new manifold, figure out what kind of mileage the car gets in it's current state and figure out how much your mileage improves, save the difference and once you have enough to buy your next section of exhaust get it, mileage improves again and the amount going in to your savings account increases, at some point you run out of parts that need to be fixed and you start saving for your next car, or house or retirement or whatever it is you want.
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