The Case For Keeping It Stock
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Originally posted by S2kRob
I think that you should just let it go already.
I think that you should just let it go already.
There are new members arriving every day. Every old topic is new again, including this one. Get used to it.
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[QUOTE]The fact that people are responding isn't a flaw in my logic. Logic doesn't dictate that just because you bring up a topic again noone should respond. My point is that you are
getting the SAME responses as always because some of us believe people should have the freedom to mod their cars and some of us don't.
getting the SAME responses as always because some of us believe people should have the freedom to mod their cars and some of us don't.
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BTW, Ferrari's do get modified. http://www.nsxfiles.com/f355_update.htm Intake, exhaust, dare I mention Carmack's turbo nitrous Testarossa?
I think it contradicts reality to say that not modding an S2000 is to treat it like a Ferrari.
I think it contradicts reality to say that not modding an S2000 is to treat it like a Ferrari.
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Originally posted by SilverFog
Tip: don't follow the thread if you don't like what it says.
There are new members arriving every day. Every old topic is new again, including this one. Get used to it.
Originally posted by S2kRob
I think that you should just let it go already.
I think that you should just let it go already.
There are new members arriving every day. Every old topic is new again, including this one. Get used to it.
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Originally posted by S2kRob Tip: my quote applies to you and your vigilante crusade as well.