What are some Z mods that you think are "RICE"?
Originally Posted by EnthuZ
I'll just say this forum is written in English. I wish everyone spoke/wrote that language to the best of their abilities. Sadly, there are some that chose to communicate using confusing slang.......Peace
In the wise words of Porky Pig "Th-th-th-that's all folks"
-LamaZ
If you put a 100 foot roll of door edgeguard on you're car, you’re a ricer.
If you put colored windshield wipers on you're car, you’re a ricer.
If your tailpipes are from Home Depot, you’re a ricer.

If you bondo any “M” part to your car, you’re a ricer.

If none of the body panels match, you’re a ricer.

If you are color blind, you’re a ricer.

If the weight to hp ratio exceeds 20, you’re a ricer.
Originally Posted by lamaz
OK boys and girls, what have we learned here today? As long as you have the performance mods UNDER the hood, you are then allowed to do all kinds of visual mods to "anounce" to the world that you have a serious performance beast.
Originally Posted by EdgeOfSanity
the real origin of rice actually started when people started making their base model cars look like more expensive loaded models.
That said, I now use the subjective OMFG, that looks so cheesy! criteria to define "rice". That would include clear taillights, any exterior CF that isn't painted to match the rest of the car, most body kits, A pillar gauges (especially when they duplicate existing gauges in the dash), neon lighting, painted multi-bladed windshield wipers (haven't seen that in a while, thank god
By the way, in some circles, namely the muscle car and the BMW/Mercedes crowd, any Z might be considered rice no matter how tastefully unmodified it is. It all comes down to personal opinion.
Originally Posted by nickintempe
Excellent definition. The old base model Civics with Type R and VTEC stickers are what I seem to remember the term first being used for.
That said, I now use the subjective OMFG, that looks so cheesy! criteria to define "rice". That would include clear taillights, any exterior CF that isn't painted to match the rest of the car, most body kits, A pillar gauges (especially when they duplicate existing gauges in the dash), neon lighting, painted multi-bladed windshield wipers (haven't seen that in a while, thank god
), tint that isn't some shade between clear and black, gold rims or badges, spinner rims (or Walmart spinner hubcaps, heh), and most stickers. I'll except club decals and parking permits.
By the way, in some circles, namely the muscle car and the BMW/Mercedes crowd, any Z might be considered rice no matter how tastefully unmodified it is. It all comes down to personal opinion.
That said, I now use the subjective OMFG, that looks so cheesy! criteria to define "rice". That would include clear taillights, any exterior CF that isn't painted to match the rest of the car, most body kits, A pillar gauges (especially when they duplicate existing gauges in the dash), neon lighting, painted multi-bladed windshield wipers (haven't seen that in a while, thank god
By the way, in some circles, namely the muscle car and the BMW/Mercedes crowd, any Z might be considered rice no matter how tastefully unmodified it is. It all comes down to personal opinion.
Originally Posted by Lancaster
See anything out of place in this picture?
....I didn't either

....I didn't either

Who manufactures the S-foils and laser cannons for the Z? I was thinking about going FI but I think I'll save for TIE drive instead.
Last edited by itburns; Nov 12, 2005 at 08:36 PM.
Originally Posted by itburns
I had a '95 Bronco before the Z. Broncos rule and I hope they bring 'em back, but it had 160K on it and was showing its age. Little things, like total brake failure, taillight electrical failure, rust, poor weatherstripping from broken-in replaced windows...
"LITTLE THINGS"= brake failure haha
isn't the purpose of going cf to save weight ...why would you want to paint it
Last edited by LATEZ; Nov 14, 2005 at 02:05 PM.
Originally Posted by lamaz
OK boys and girls, what have we learned here today? As long as you have the performance mods UNDER the hood, you are then allowed to do all kinds of visual mods to "anounce" to the world that you have a serious performance beast. -LamaZ
So if the definition of "Rice" is to make your car look like a higher model than it is, what do you call "clones" or replicas? For example, muscle cars from the 60's that are cloned out of lesser models. For example, a replica 66 Shelby Mustang that was born a regular 66 fastback, but someone meticulously added the proper engine, interior and paint to fool most people into thinking it's the real thing? This was seen as a legitimate and respectable hobby, and I think it still is. Other popular clones include the '69 Z28, SS and Yenko.
Originally Posted by itburns
So if the definition of "Rice" is to make your car look like a higher model than it is, what do you call "clones" or replicas? For example, muscle cars from the 60's that are cloned out of lesser models. For example, a replica 66 Shelby Mustang that was born a regular 66 fastback, but someone meticulously added the proper engine, interior and paint to fool most people into thinking it's the real thing? This was seen as a legitimate and respectable hobby, and I think it still is. Other popular clones include the '69 Z28, SS and Yenko.
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