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Really Aggressi9e but I wouldn't call it ricer. More of an exotic look.
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I'll start out by saying I dig this kit, but think it could be pulled off better than their sample car. Matte black mesh with maybe not black wheels would make a world of a change in my eyes.
Different car subcultures is the best way to put it, I think. One doesn't have to like everything they see but at least respect different tastes. To me, a true care enthusiast will enjoy and respect all quality aspects of the automotive world. Race cars, vintage euro cruisers, rat rods, VIP cars, etc., alike, all get my personal love and respect when executed properly. Some may disagree with this sentiment, though, and believe there is strictly one way of doing things and anyone who strays from this way is automatically wrong...
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see my original comment, that cosmetic crap has no functional reality
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Wasn't petit designing an exhaust kit similar to that for the s2? Not necessarily that aggresive of an angle on the tip alignment, but something that almost molded to the shroud?
I'll start out by saying I dig this kit, but think it could be pulled off better than their sample car. Matte black mesh with maybe not black wheels would make a world of a change in my eyes.
Different car subcultures is the best way to put it, I think. One doesn't have to like everything they see but at least respect different tastes. To me, a true care enthusiast will enjoy and respect all quality aspects of the automotive world. Race cars, vintage euro cruisers, rat rods, VIP cars, etc., alike, all get my personal love and respect when executed properly. Some may disagree with this sentiment, though, and believe there is strictly one way of doing things and anyone who strays from this way is automatically wrong...
If only the universe were fitted with perfectly programmed robots operating with maximum efficiency in lifeless cubicles. Boy would that be a perfect world...
+1, strongly agree
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Yeah, now I have a reason to get an S2. Different hood, better fitment, a proper paint job, and I would rock that in a heartbeat. That's just me though. I like just about anything that looks like a spaceship.
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Yeah, now I have a reason to get an S2. Different hood, better fitment, a proper paint job, and I would rock that in a heartbeat. That's just me though. I like just about anything that looks like a spaceship.
For me the kit is too over the top. But I like that vendors are still developing aftermarket parts for the RX8.
I hate the rear bumper but that can be changed. I'd round off the the corners of the lower front lip to remove the hard/square edges. Modify the lower rear flares to blend in with another bumper and close the vent like 9k's chop. The overall look and feel of the kit would come down several notches and not be so over the top.
Subtle changes.
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