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Bet that thing sticking out gets hot too. Somebody walking by could get burned, literally.
I'm surprised something like that's legal in California ... everything else seems to be illegal. But perhaps it's just politically correct to leave it alone, regardless of how stupid it looks or how dangerous it might be.
HAHA those exhaust pipes are just god awful...if you can't tell from my avatar, I'm not a fan of this craze...never have been. Maybe Even envisioned plowing over some ricers on the road in my lifted truck a few times....maybe....
That Rice rice baby video was real funny. so many idiots out there.
I'm gonna give him the benefit of the doubt and say he did that to pass the Laguna Seca db sound test. Either that or its a fruit holder for his shopping cart. Don't know, don't care.
Maybe it was the wine but for some reason this cracked me up. I have no idea what it means, but funny.
HAHA those exhaust pipes are just god awful...if you can't tell from my avatar, I'm not a fan of this craze...never have been. Maybe Even envisioned plowing over some ricers on the road in my lifted truck a few times....maybe....
That Rice rice baby video was real funny. so many idiots out there.
Originally Posted by C6ROLLER
I'm 36 years old, young enough to remember when I was 19/20. I had a lowered civic with a bodykit, wheels, etc. I know I wasn't this stupid. Yes, that's the exhaust pipe aimed at the sun.
Maybe it was the wine but for some reason this cracked me up. I have no idea what it means, but funny.
Rux, lemme break this down to you since I've got this down to a science.
This reps the tailpipe
This spoiler reps...
The shopping cart...
Hence the fruit holder for the shopping cart.
The bosozoku sub-culture dates back to the early 50s bike scene in Japan. In an attempt to rebel against the establishment, bikes were treated to this horrendously flared, outrageously painted, and as loud as possible straight piped treatment possible; think cafe racer meets chopper. Bosozoku gangs started appearing, and it wasn't uncommon for the young bosozoku member to eventually graduate to full membership of the yakuza. Eventually it carried over into the car culture, and the rebellion continued. These days it's gotten completely out of hand.
It's not really my cup of tea. Anyway, now you know.