2nd Gen RX-7 Bosozoku Style
10-05-08, 11:48 PM
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yeah, wait, huh?
its mos. def. not my style....
just tell this person that they're gonna need a rod sticking out the back of the car in order to generate a 1.21 jigga watt from a bolt of lightning!
its probably fast as hell tho!?
its mos. def. not my style....
just tell this person that they're gonna need a rod sticking out the back of the car in order to generate a 1.21 jigga watt from a bolt of lightning!
its probably fast as hell tho!?
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10-06-08, 01:51 AM
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No I found it on driftcentral.com in a link to another site... I had to do a double take when I saw it. I couldn't believe it was aFC... uhg it makes me ... sad.
God, I hope this doesn't catch on...
10-07-08, 06:59 PM
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I simply enjoy the wheel offset's, camber angle, ride height and insane fender flare"s w/rivet's.
It's truly a Japan thing with a corresponding history too, but I agree somewhat with need rx7, if it catches on here in the states...there's a chance you'll have guys doin it all wrong with no understanding or even the proper funding to fully pull off a clean boso style car.
It's truly a Japan thing with a corresponding history too, but I agree somewhat with need rx7, if it catches on here in the states...there's a chance you'll have guys doin it all wrong with no understanding or even the proper funding to fully pull off a clean boso style car.
10-07-08, 09:48 PM
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Lol, thats why 95% of those cars just have huge fake droopy lines going into nothing after they go back into the engine bay. This style will probably never catch on *I hope*, but I'm sure there is a few people hardcore enough wanting to properly recreate a true boso style machine. I know I do.
