Tasteful Modifications Thread
- Thread starter Patrik
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- Peruibe, SP
A Rear-Engined Del Sol? I'd say questionable, but screw that!
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- HamiltonMP427
I've seen mid engine CRX before so yeah the Del Sol isn't that insane. Also the shape always made me feel they should be mid engine.
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- a baby, candy, it's like taking.
- TexRex72
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- lImaRobotl
I've seen it done to an Integra some time ago. Always wondered how it drove.
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- TexRex72
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I thought the Del Sol was mid engined 
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- TexRex72
I was simply saying (or not, apparently) that the mid-engined Integra probably drove okay, but poorly when compared to something that was intended to be mid-engined. Thought goes into cars far beyond what colors to offer it in (I have no doubt you know this) and something that tosses all that thought aside just seems iffy.
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- lImaRobotl
Ah. Your initial reply was just odd.
That's why I was wondering how it would drive. You're basically putting together your own car at that point, so without any knowledge of how much thought went into it, saying "like an MR2" just didn't seem to be the most reasonable answer. Neither does your answer of it possibly driving good, and possibly driving bad.
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- TexRex72
I'm odd.
And one can't get an idea without more information. Race cars are typically "just" put together and, if treated in the same manner, most any car has the potential to perform spectacularly. However, simply cutting an engine bay out of the front of a car and welding the structure into the rear of a car so that the engine can be positioned there isn't going to yield the best results. So it begs the question, "How was it built?"--fabbed or rigged?That's why I was wondering how it would drive. You're basically putting together your own car at that point, so without any knowledge of how much thought went into it, saying "like an MR2" just didn't seem to be the most reasonable answer. Neither does your answer of it possibly driving good, and possibly driving bad.
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- Cephiro
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Please don't hurt me.
(I think it would look better with different wheels though)
(I think it would look better with different wheels though)
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Cano
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They are hideously questionable, specially the second one.
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Red M5 = Needs wider tyres and raising a touch.
First grey one = that's fine but could do with raising slightly.
White M5 = Needs raising.
Second grey one = needs wider tyres and raising a lot.
M3 = Perfect but needs the orange sidelights replacing with clear lenses.
Final one = nope.
First grey one = that's fine but could do with raising slightly.
White M5 = Needs raising.
Second grey one = needs wider tyres and raising a lot.
M3 = Perfect but needs the orange sidelights replacing with clear lenses.
Final one = nope.
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- bmw123_
I know that many people consider stance as questionable, but I think these look good:
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Yay sticker bombs and bike racks. 
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At least there's actually a bike on them for once.Yay sticker bombs and bike racks.
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It just needs an oil barrel! 
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I am not a fan of stickerbomb, too. But on that Mazda 6 it's just on some small pieces. I really hate it if it's on entire body panels. How about this?Yay sticker bombs and bike racks.
