Rice?
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From: Hopedale, MA
[QUOTE]Originally posted by dlc68
I'll let the pictures do the talking:
http://www.riceboypage.com/shame/hall_of_s...ame_9/cav_1.jpg
http://www.riceboypage.com/shame/hall_of_s...ame_9/cav_2.jpg
She's pretty sweet ain't she?
I'll let the pictures do the talking:
http://www.riceboypage.com/shame/hall_of_s...ame_9/cav_1.jpg
http://www.riceboypage.com/shame/hall_of_s...ame_9/cav_2.jpg
She's pretty sweet ain't she?
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From: Ventura, California, USA
Like Elistan said, Rice is whatever you personally define it to be. To some people all Japanese cars are rice rockets no matter what, to some people rice is cars like that hot cavalier pictured above. Who cares.
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From: San Leandro
Originally posted by PsychoBen
If you have heard the noise level between a dual exhaust and single exhaust on an S2000, then you would understand.
If you have heard the noise level between a dual exhaust and single exhaust on an S2000, then you would understand.
I always thought it was factory-rice, but if Mr. Honda thinks two mufflers give better flow and noise characteristics than a single, I might buy that.
Nice to see some people can reply without being condescending.
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From: St. Louis
Originally posted by SpeedxRacer
Theres nothing rice about that cavalier, rice use to mean putting stickers on that represents stuff you dont have. People basterized the whole meaning.
Theres nothing rice about that cavalier, rice use to mean putting stickers on that represents stuff you dont have. People basterized the whole meaning.
I love how people say body kits and altezzas are rice. What about the top show cars with those items making some serious money from sponsors? They never said or act like there cars are something they arent. Some cars are go and some are show.
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