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YES! er... no.
Maybe?
What are we talking about here?
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pic isnt working for me. A description normally works pretty well.-1992 Accord EX H22 234whp 185wtq
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pic no worky for me either. Is it a hot chick or a car?
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"You can't have fuckin' nothin' isn't."
- Louis CKComment
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Not worth it. I'm not seeing the point.Comment
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sorry i guess FJ moves links
here is a news story on the same thing with pics
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...ian-motor.htmlComment
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Dood that is sweet looking. When i first signed up on CB7, there was a thread about some kind of kit that basically did the same thing using our Accord or at least the F22 engine. I think it was illegal in the US though and it cost a ton of money.Comment
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The question is, what is "worth it"?
Worth the cost to make a fake lambo? Worth the effort to have a slow FWD car that looks like a lambo?
I'd say compared to spending a million bucks on a real one, having a slow clone that looks that good is well worth the fraction of the cost.
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I wouldn't do it unless it looked 100% like a the car it is trying to replicate.
If something gives it away even a little bit on the outside upon close inspection, then you aren't going to fool anyone except for maybe little kids.
It would only make sense if it was impossible to tell the difference between the replica and the real car AND if it had some sort of similar high displacement high horsepower engine and definitely not FWD layout.
Otherwise, anywhere you go, you will be explaining to people that it is just a bodykit on a 140hp econobox. I think that would get old really fast.Comment
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LMAO. When you look at the dude that owns it....totally worth it for him. LOL. Omg, I could not take that guy seriously dressed like that.
What a fuckin douche LOL
His Eclipse looked perfectly fine before he went full retard on it.Comment
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The idea has been around for years.
Here's a better example, but the reality is it's still fake.
Butttt, So what - Its the owners car let him do what he want's.
http://licence2speed.blogspot.co.nz/...rrari-f50.html
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DANG... how would someone even register or insure something like that? Do you say it's a NSX or a Ferrari?Originally posted by evil_demon_01 View PostComment
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