Pictures of decently Modified cars
Discussion
Otter Smacker said:
DunsyEK9 said:
Just a couple i have come across that i liked
PICCIES
I like them (especialy that Porsche PICCIES
), but I fear you may end up with you pants pulled down as a result of posting cars with stretched tyres. 
I've also heard it said that if you take the profile of the tyre, the height of the tyre from the wheel, and make the gap at the top to the arch the same amount, a car will look best. I think thats true.
There are plenty of examples on this thread. There is also the fact that when you lower a car as much as that porsche, it generally handles like crap as there's no travel left!
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That's not the point though, and am not having a go here.
Modifying a car in this way makes it a bad modification as it would ruin what it is/does.
Fine saying, oh i'd change the wheels but then you're removing the bad modifications.
Needs clarifying in your original post "Cracking car, shame about the wheels needing changed" then you'd probably find a lot more agreement in this thread rather than bickering.
As with the white golf, posting it in standard trim and then someone saying "Well it's a bit sad because that's the same golf!" Yes, that is the same golf with the bad mods removed.
If you post a car in this thread with no explanation then it's deemed you think the whole thing is well modified.
Tyres stretched like that is not, and cannot be a good modification to make, unless you're saying i like the way this car is modified into something which cannot be driven properly. Which surely destroys the point of it being a car, unless you just want something to pose in and be seen in the scene with.
I'll stop ranting now but a little clarification might help things along and stop the apparant rot of what started as a pretty damn good thread.
Modifying a car in this way makes it a bad modification as it would ruin what it is/does.
Fine saying, oh i'd change the wheels but then you're removing the bad modifications.
Needs clarifying in your original post "Cracking car, shame about the wheels needing changed" then you'd probably find a lot more agreement in this thread rather than bickering.
As with the white golf, posting it in standard trim and then someone saying "Well it's a bit sad because that's the same golf!" Yes, that is the same golf with the bad mods removed.
If you post a car in this thread with no explanation then it's deemed you think the whole thing is well modified.
Tyres stretched like that is not, and cannot be a good modification to make, unless you're saying i like the way this car is modified into something which cannot be driven properly. Which surely destroys the point of it being a car, unless you just want something to pose in and be seen in the scene with.
I'll stop ranting now but a little clarification might help things along and stop the apparant rot of what started as a pretty damn good thread.
OlberJ said:
That's not the point though, and am not having a go here.
Modifying a car in this way makes it a bad modification as it would ruin what it is/does.
Fine saying, oh i'd change the wheels but then you're removing the bad modifications.
Needs clarifying in your original post "Cracking car, shame about the wheels needing changed" then you'd probably find a lot more agreement in this thread rather than bickering.
As with the white golf, posting it in standard trim and then someone saying "Well it's a bit sad because that's the same golf!" Yes, that is the same golf with the bad mods removed.
If you post a car in this thread with no explanation then it's deemed you think the whole thing is well modified.
Tyres stretched like that is not, and cannot be a good modification to make, unless you're saying i like the way this car is modified into something which cannot be driven properly. Which surely destroys the point of it being a car, unless you just want something to pose in and be seen in the scene with.
I'll stop ranting now but a little clarification might help things along and stop the apparant rot of what started as a pretty damn good thread.
Got it, Mister.Modifying a car in this way makes it a bad modification as it would ruin what it is/does.
Fine saying, oh i'd change the wheels but then you're removing the bad modifications.
Needs clarifying in your original post "Cracking car, shame about the wheels needing changed" then you'd probably find a lot more agreement in this thread rather than bickering.
As with the white golf, posting it in standard trim and then someone saying "Well it's a bit sad because that's the same golf!" Yes, that is the same golf with the bad mods removed.
If you post a car in this thread with no explanation then it's deemed you think the whole thing is well modified.
Tyres stretched like that is not, and cannot be a good modification to make, unless you're saying i like the way this car is modified into something which cannot be driven properly. Which surely destroys the point of it being a car, unless you just want something to pose in and be seen in the scene with.
I'll stop ranting now but a little clarification might help things along and stop the apparant rot of what started as a pretty damn good thread.
Justayellowbadge said:
on the one hand brilliant (supercharged TVR v8) on the other hand it says this bunch of balls in the title of the ad which is just arse:"V8 TOYOTA CELICA Custom Car Hot Rod M3 Cobra Ford RS"
also - it would have been really nice if it'd been a 'charged ls400 v8...
papercup said:
I've also heard it said that if you take the profile of the tyre, the height of the tyre from the wheel, and make the gap at the top to the arch the same amount, a car will look best. I think thats true.
braddo said:
papercup said:
I've also heard it said that if you take the profile of the tyre, the height of the tyre from the wheel, and make the gap at the top to the arch the same amount, a car will look best. I think thats true.
papercup said:
braddo said:
papercup said:
I've also heard it said that if you take the profile of the tyre, the height of the tyre from the wheel, and make the gap at the top to the arch the same amount, a car will look best. I think thats true.
Paul 8v said:
stephen300o said:
Here's a link to more details - apparently it was parked up for 22 years prior to the rebuild.
http://www.hotrod.com/featuredvehicles/hrdp_1002_1...
Edited by Egbert Nobacon on Friday 20th August 16:59
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