ordering some 16x8 xxr 002s

[Minze]

heres a pic i found just for you deez. enjoy!

[C1leader]

heres a pic i found just for you deez. enjoy!

Yet another reason why Honda owners need to stay away from Bosozoku style.

[deevergote]

Aside from the obnoxiously long tailpipes, it's hardly even Bosozuku style.
That style, of course, is also quite unsafe. I hope it doesn't catch on in the US.


I love how people think I am irritated by a picture of some idiot's car. My comments are made to HOPEFULLY keep a member from making an unsafe decision, and hurting himself or others. But hey... what do I know?

[Jarrett]

Minze, your position is that of ignorance. You have nothing other than your opinion (and unfortunately, that of a large percentage of the CB7Tuner population) on its appearance supporting your stance. Pun intended. Whereas Deevergote makes a contrary, albeit valid point based upon the safety of that type of style and the ramifications that a mishap could include.

The last blowout I had was in my parent's Durango on State Highway 290 in Houston. It was 4 lanes wide where I was and I was in the far left lane. Thankfully there was no one around me when my front right tire blew out because it caused the Durango to jerk across all of those lanes until I got to the right shoulder. My speed had decreased enough for me to gain control of the car by that time. Had someone been next to me or in my right blind spot I would have hit them. I wasn't even doing anything unsafe. It just happened. In fact the tire was warrantied because it was less than a year old.

My point is that this trend is an unsafe one that pushes limits to the extreme. If some hellaflushed car has a blowout and hits another car then it was out of their own stupidity and insistence on bragging about their mental handicap by setting their car up that way.

[Minze]

Minze, your position is that of ignorance. You have nothing other than your opinion (and unfortunately, that of a large percentage of the CB7Tuner population) on its appearance supporting your stance. Pun intended. Whereas Deevergote makes a contrary, albeit valid point based upon the safety of that type of style and the ramifications that a mishap could include.

The last blowout I had was in my parent's Durango on State Highway 290 in Houston. It was 4 lanes wide where I was and I was in the far left lane. Thankfully there was no one around me when my front right tire blew out because it caused the Durango to jerk across all of those lanes until I got to the right shoulder. My speed had decreased enough for me to gain control of the car by that time. Had someone been next to me or in my right blind spot I would have hit them. I wasn't even doing anything unsafe. It just happened. In fact the tire was warrantied because it was less than a year old.

My point is that this trend is an unsafe one that pushes limits to the extreme. If some hellaflushed car has a blowout and hits another car then it was out of their own stupidity and insistence on bragging about their mental handicap by setting their car up that way.

just stick to making redhead threads.....

if people want to be unsafe, oh well...

[CB7Nub]

Have fun with your state of the art XXR wheels.

http://forums.evolutionm.net/evo-gen...ed-up-car.html

[deevergote]

just stick to making redhead threads.....

if people want to be unsafe, oh well...

I see things differently when it's my forum that they're getting their information from. I also care about other people... it's a flaw of mine.

[mappyCB7]

just lock this already.

[deevergote]

Good point.