My HR Mods
Originally Posted by gambino
Am I the only one who doesnt really consider these "mods"?
oh, and I added the comma's for everyone elses convenience
oh, and I added the comma's for everyone elses convenience
Originally Posted by 350Zimo
kool, my first mod is here. An S2000 stubby antenna. just scheduled an appointment at the dealer ship for installation. They have to jack the car up, and remove the front window to get it fit. i will post pics, when i get it done
Originally Posted by Nexx
100% not mods, those factory options.
then again, filling up the gas tank or adding air to the tires would also count, based strictly on the definition of the word "modify".
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Originally Posted by illjim69
but if your car wasn't equipped with them upon picking it up and you later added them, i would say it counts since you are modifying the vehicle from it's original state.
then again, filling up the gas tank or adding air to the tires would also count, based strictly on the definition of the word "modify".
jim
then again, filling up the gas tank or adding air to the tires would also count, based strictly on the definition of the word "modify".
jim
Definition of Modify: To make basic or fundamental changes in often to give a new orientation to or to serve a new end.
All the parts he added to his car did indeed "modified" his car even though it did not make his car faster. Those parts were not intended to increase performance.
Filling up “stock” gas tank or adding air in “stock” tires is not considered a modification as it does not change the intentional of the car from factory.
Originally Posted by Velocity350Z
Definition of Modify: To make basic or fundamental changes in often to give a new orientation to or to serve a new end.
All the parts he added to his car did indeed "modified" his car even though it did not make his car faster. Those parts were not intended to increase performance.
Filling up “stock” gas tank or adding air in “stock” tires is not considered a modification as it does not change the intentional of the car from factory.
All the parts he added to his car did indeed "modified" his car even though it did not make his car faster. Those parts were not intended to increase performance.
Filling up “stock” gas tank or adding air in “stock” tires is not considered a modification as it does not change the intentional of the car from factory.
jim
Originally Posted by [MD]3FiFtY
I was about to say the same thing. It's so damn hard to read that ****.
Edit: Thisthreadishilarious
Edit: Thisthreadishilarious
+1000000000 hahaha. You guys are *******s.... but its ok cause it hilarious!
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