Now that used S2k's are more affordable...
Originally Posted by S2000GT,Apr 5 2006, 07:33 AM
if JDM is rice...pass me some chopsticks 

Originally Posted by Ae86Lover,Apr 5 2006, 09:25 AM
non-performance oriented rims, wacky body kits, obnoxious exhausts are the qualities of what makes RICE, rice.
Originally Posted by kayvan_pour,Apr 5 2006, 09:36 AM
But your car flows well... The parts are nice and painted and thought out well... Alot of other people dont do this.
I think a lot of S2000s look bad because people just throw parts at them without thinking - and only worrying about the brand, which IMHO is wrong.
Originally Posted by xviper,Apr 5 2006, 10:57 AM
Gee, maybe I see one in my garage every day. I don't really know. I've never put a label on it. Should I care if others do? 

sometimes people don't buy parts for performance gains, maybe they just like the way it looks, sounds, etc.
although there is some general census in which people find these mods distasteful aka rice, such as 20" spinners and so on
although there is some general census in which people find these mods distasteful aka rice, such as 20" spinners and so on
Peoples style or preference differ greatly as do the application of their cars.
I have found that just like many of us....we all started somewhere. If you rewind the time and look at previous cars owned that at one point or another you could probably point out the "rice"....
Some people have an idea of what they want something to look like but sometimes they don't have the creativity or the means to make the project look clean or finished.
Other people honestly like the way their car looks simply because they have had minimal exposure to the import scene.
Experience has a lot to do with the refined look that we all have come to appreciate.
I used to really hate "riced" out cars.....but I've come to realize that it's a lot more than just knowing what looks good....
I've since stopped hating on riced out cars..... the longer they stay in the scene....they'll learn.
JMHO.
Tim
I have found that just like many of us....we all started somewhere. If you rewind the time and look at previous cars owned that at one point or another you could probably point out the "rice"....
Some people have an idea of what they want something to look like but sometimes they don't have the creativity or the means to make the project look clean or finished.
Other people honestly like the way their car looks simply because they have had minimal exposure to the import scene.
Experience has a lot to do with the refined look that we all have come to appreciate.
I used to really hate "riced" out cars.....but I've come to realize that it's a lot more than just knowing what looks good....
I've since stopped hating on riced out cars..... the longer they stay in the scene....they'll learn.
JMHO.
Tim
Originally Posted by crono,Apr 5 2006, 08:27 AM
sometimes people don't buy parts for performance gains, maybe they just like the way it looks, sounds, etc.
although there is some general census in which people find these mods distasteful aka rice, such as 20" spinners and so on
although there is some general census in which people find these mods distasteful aka rice, such as 20" spinners and so on

Originally Posted by SIIK2NR,Apr 5 2006, 09:27 AM
Peoples style or preference differ greatly as do the application of their cars.
I have found that just like many of us....we all started somewhere. If you rewind the time and look at previous cars owned that at one point or another you could probably point out the "rice"....
Some people have an idea of what they want something to look like but sometimes they don't have the creativity or the means to make the project look clean or finished.
Other people honestly like the way their car looks simply because they have had minimal exposure to the import scene.
Experience has a lot to do with the refined look that we all have come to appreciate.
I used to really hate "riced" out cars.....but I've come to realize that it's a lot more than just knowing what looks good....
I've since stopped hating on riced out cars..... the longer they stay in the scene....they'll learn.
JMHO.
Tim
I have found that just like many of us....we all started somewhere. If you rewind the time and look at previous cars owned that at one point or another you could probably point out the "rice"....
Some people have an idea of what they want something to look like but sometimes they don't have the creativity or the means to make the project look clean or finished.
Other people honestly like the way their car looks simply because they have had minimal exposure to the import scene.
Experience has a lot to do with the refined look that we all have come to appreciate.
I used to really hate "riced" out cars.....but I've come to realize that it's a lot more than just knowing what looks good....
I've since stopped hating on riced out cars..... the longer they stay in the scene....they'll learn.
JMHO.
Tim
Originally Posted by S2000GT,Apr 5 2006, 08:19 AM
i *hope* thats what everyone else thinks - I did put a lot of effort into the overall scheme and not just throw bits on because of names etc.
I think a lot of S2000s look bad because people just throw parts at them without thinking - and only worrying about the brand, which IMHO is wrong.
I think a lot of S2000s look bad because people just throw parts at them without thinking - and only worrying about the brand, which IMHO is wrong.
I think your car looks amazing, I'm sure almost every one else does also



