ricer?
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ricer?
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Here LGJ, other pics show full cage, racing seats, power coller & battery in the truck & more.
Id say no but the hood scoop is pushing it. I think its very stealthy looking & all the mods look like they're there for a purpose.
Id say no but the hood scoop is pushing it. I think its very stealthy looking & all the mods look like they're there for a purpose.
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Yeah, that actually looks like it's fast as heck. 
Now if he had yellow stickers, a 300 pund ground effects kit, and a wing half as big as the car, then he might be a little over the edge, but still fast with all the other stuff in it
Now if he had yellow stickers, a 300 pund ground effects kit, and a wing half as big as the car, then he might be a little over the edge, but still fast with all the other stuff in it
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the shock of seeing a Honda doing a rear wheel burnout!
funny... they had to go to a detroit engine to make the thing go,
funny... they had to go to a detroit engine to make the thing go,
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From: Houston and Lil ol' England
IMO that's a Pro-Street car.
A Japanese car is not always a Ricer and an American car is not always a Muscle car.
If you put useless wings, stickers and cr*p all over a Shelby Mustang, that makes it a ricer.
If you modify a Honda like this, it's Pro-Street.
That's the definition over here anyway.
A Japanese car is not always a Ricer and an American car is not always a Muscle car.
If you put useless wings, stickers and cr*p all over a Shelby Mustang, that makes it a ricer.
If you modify a Honda like this, it's Pro-Street.
That's the definition over here anyway.