Things that should be banned from the car scene
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monthefish said:
funkyrobot said:
BMW M badges on bog standard two litre diesels.
Mine has M badges from the factory (Its an M-Sport model and has them on the steering wheel for example).I'm really sorry that this upsets you but blame BMW, not me.
It was a tongue in cheek comment though.
funkyrobot said:
monthefish said:
funkyrobot said:
BMW M badges on bog standard two litre diesels.
Mine has M badges from the factory (Its an M-Sport model and has them on the steering wheel for example).I'm really sorry that this upsets you but blame BMW, not me.
It was a tongue in cheek comment though.
Basically they mean different things and are actually clearly badged differently.
CampDavid said:
Dangerous mods are already banned, the police cover that bit.
+1If someone wants something that's NOT YOUR taste, let them get on with it and have it. Stop being such girls and b
h about others. Modding is down to personal preference and choices, you tailor your car that suits you, it shouldn't be about what the general population like to see.
Juber said:
+1
If someone wants something that's NOT YOUR taste, let them get on with it and have it. Stop being such girls and bh about others.
Modding is down to personal preference and choices, you tailor your car that suits you, it shouldn't be about what the general population like to see.
And it gives those of us with more taste something to point and laugh at.If someone wants something that's NOT YOUR taste, let them get on with it and have it. Stop being such girls and b
h about others. Modding is down to personal preference and choices, you tailor your car that suits you, it shouldn't be about what the general population like to see.
funkyrobot said:
monthefish said:
funkyrobot said:
BMW M badges on bog standard two litre diesels.
Mine has M badges from the factory (Its an M-Sport model and has them on the steering wheel for example).I'm really sorry that this upsets you but blame BMW, not me.
It was a tongue in cheek comment though.
I'm fully aware that, although my car wears M badges, it is not an M car.
It's just a prettier version of the basic model.
Nothing wrong with lowered cars on static suspension or stretched tires. It's the extreme camber which is the worst of the bunch.
Honestly some 'V-dub' show'n'shine festivals have a fantastic display of 'stanced' cars that aren't modified around speed like most car festivals are. It's not for everybody's taste but it's definitely better than the Vauxhall chav-fest at trax I witnessed this year full of de-badged corsa's with massive exhausts on their 1.2 litre petrols.
Honestly some 'V-dub' show'n'shine festivals have a fantastic display of 'stanced' cars that aren't modified around speed like most car festivals are. It's not for everybody's taste but it's definitely better than the Vauxhall chav-fest at trax I witnessed this year full of de-badged corsa's with massive exhausts on their 1.2 litre petrols.
People who jump on the bandwagon to criticise those who have opted to jump on another bandwagon...
"The chaps at the marina are slagging off Jerry's son as he's stanced his Golf. Damn, I want to be cool and popular. I best slag him off too then..."
Slagging off scene has become so scene.
"The chaps at the marina are slagging off Jerry's son as he's stanced his Golf. Damn, I want to be cool and popular. I best slag him off too then..."
Slagging off scene has become so scene.
Edited by Davie on Thursday 31st October 13:46
Grimezy93 said:
Nothing wrong with lowered cars on static suspension or stretched tires.
I dunno....I've seen stretched tyres go bang on the dyno and a tyre become un-seated (is that even a word!?) when hitting a bump in the road.I wouldn't want to see the result of that in the fast lane of the motorway.
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