CaniBeat, NA Feature "Built To Perform"
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Joined: Jun 2012
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From: Houston, Texas
Don't get me wrong. I like some cars that are well done... But I absolutely hate the extreme stretched tire look. It's ok if it's like a 205 on a 7.5" wheel. But the guy's that are like wrapping 8" wheels with 195 rubber are dumb. The interior on the car and engine bay etc all look fantastic though.
I don't understand how this is "built to perform" when obviously it looks like it could barely handle driving in a strait line.
I don't understand how this is "built to perform" when obviously it looks like it could barely handle driving in a strait line.
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Joined: Sep 2011
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From: Mt.Peak, Texas
I would think that the tires would wear out relly quick if the body does not cut a ring out of them at every bump.
if it does anything like the ones that came on our car did
if it does anything like the ones that came on our car did
Last edited by mytwo; Jul 9, 2012 at 02:32 PM. Reason: too much info
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From: Key West
Anything that lists "oil cap" in the mods is instantly not worth reading.
That car is an embarrassment. I hope the owner comes into a situation where handling is priority and he quickly realizes how badly he's compromised the car's performance with this worthless (and sometimes dangerous) trend.
And a huge LOL @ the "JDM" louvered headlight lid feeding air to the wrong side of the motor.
That car is an embarrassment. I hope the owner comes into a situation where handling is priority and he quickly realizes how badly he's compromised the car's performance with this worthless (and sometimes dangerous) trend.
And a huge LOL @ the "JDM" louvered headlight lid feeding air to the wrong side of the motor.
Last edited by Tallgeese; Jul 14, 2012 at 12:27 AM.
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