The official 2IS modification thread!
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 960
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From: California
i've loved the wald kit since i saw it, if its rice, i dont give a sssht because its the best tasting rice i've had in a while =p
btw what qualifies 'rice' from simply an appearance mod. None of the bodykits do anything different than one another, they give the car a more aggressive look, just depends which one you like
" RICE.
Race Inspired Cosmetic Enhancements. (R.I.C.E.)Parts put on cars to make them look fast, when they have no internal tuning, and are actually slow as hell. Parts usually consist of excessivley angular bodykits, large rear spoilers, neon, sponsor stickers, chrome rims, fake "coffee can" exhaust tips, and loud, annoying paint jobs and/or vynils. Sometimes parts are do-it-yourself installed and are basically duct taped to the car. Most commonly known for being done to Honda Civics, but can also be done to slow domestic vehicles, such as a Chevy Cavalier, etc.
so basically anyone here who has done any mod that doesnt include the engine is a 'ricer'
btw what qualifies 'rice' from simply an appearance mod. None of the bodykits do anything different than one another, they give the car a more aggressive look, just depends which one you like
" RICE.
Race Inspired Cosmetic Enhancements. (R.I.C.E.)Parts put on cars to make them look fast, when they have no internal tuning, and are actually slow as hell. Parts usually consist of excessivley angular bodykits, large rear spoilers, neon, sponsor stickers, chrome rims, fake "coffee can" exhaust tips, and loud, annoying paint jobs and/or vynils. Sometimes parts are do-it-yourself installed and are basically duct taped to the car. Most commonly known for being done to Honda Civics, but can also be done to slow domestic vehicles, such as a Chevy Cavalier, etc.
so basically anyone here who has done any mod that doesnt include the engine is a 'ricer'
Driver
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 179
Likes: 0
From: Texas
Installed Pics!!
It took about an hour to install. It should have been about 30 minutes but I spent half the time looking for a 10mm socket. No fitment problems at all. Didn't even have to adjust it. I just bolted it down, put the hood shocks on & attached the latch mechanism & it was ready.
