RHD owners in US?
Joined: Sep 2012
Posts: 3,299
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From: Greenwood, AR
Everybody loves to jump on the JDM bandwagon, spend 1600 on a wing and 6k+ on a body kit and some jdm wheels, but then love to bash people that do the jdm RHD conversion. They'll say they don't understand why, it's stupid, it has no advantage blah blah. How are you (not you specifically, I mean everyone that questions this modification) going to justify spending top dollar on JDM parts for the simple fact they are JDM, but then talk down on a japanese conversion. Not everyone does this, but i know plenty of people in my area that do. It completely baffles me.
"This life"? lulz...
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Joined: May 2014
Posts: 88
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From: Little Tujunga Canyon
The RHD conversion is gonna be awesome man.
The only pure reason to modify a vehicle is to make it an expression of yourself.
There is no right or wrong, just think of it as critiquing art.
Being a JDM fanboy, I completely understand the allure of a RHD conversion.
Modify YOUR vehicle the way YOU want, and don't let others discourage you.
After the conversion, what other plans do you have for the vehicle? I am very intrigued with this build.
The only pure reason to modify a vehicle is to make it an expression of yourself.
There is no right or wrong, just think of it as critiquing art.
Being a JDM fanboy, I completely understand the allure of a RHD conversion.
Modify YOUR vehicle the way YOU want, and don't let others discourage you.
After the conversion, what other plans do you have for the vehicle? I am very intrigued with this build.
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Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 3,171
Likes: 53
From: Tucson, AZ
Our S2000s are USDM and different from JDM. He's most likely referring to some people's need to make their car completely JDM. While having RHD would be nice, going through the hassle of chopping up a car to convert it is more effort than most would bother with.