Premix would be a major pain. I'm not a fan of filling up with a calculator and measuring cup.I respect him from at least apparently not deleting the OMP.
Sure, the car *might* last longer with premix and no OMP but it's too much hassle for a street car.
And now, a quick throw-out to the Eclipse.
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Dude, nice eclipse if that's yours and the Ralliart Eclipse should've been built.
Nope. That's my car.![]()
I see you saved the best for last. Rad. Dude is stylin with his sunroof popped lol.
Whats a limit?
Edit: I should ask, is it the AWD model? I'd also like to know if the carbon fibre bonnets are street legal in the US of A? My sister had to remove the CF bonnet off of her STi because they're not street legal here. She always knew it would happen one day, a cop picking up on it that is.
I assume that they can be turned into a quick $10 fix it ticket there, correct?it's a '97 Eclipse GST.. so it is turbo with the 4g63 (EVO engine) but only FWD. Carbon fiber hoods are completely legal here in the States. The only thing illegal on my car is the no front license plate. They're required here in the state of Illinois, but I just can't bring myself to ruin the car by putting one on.
I assume that they can be turned into a quick $10 fix it ticket there, correct?
Exactly. In Tx., you just bring the car with the front plate on as proof you "fixed" it, & the fee usually drops.How so? Do you mean if I was ticketed, I could just put the front plate on and show them so I don't have to pay the fine? I'm really not sure to be honest. I haven't even been pulled over and warned yet, but I do have a couple friends who were warned and/or ticketed too frequently so they just got tired of it and put the front plate on.
I completely agree with the side skirts being WAY too big and looking out of place.I'm a huge fan of the Mugen front bumper for the Integra just not the massive side skirts. And đź‘Ť to that EF.
This car has been through a lot. I know it's going to get a lot of haters, but I like it.
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