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Thread: What does "rice" mean to you?

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  1. 01-12-2008, 07:51 PM #1
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    Exclamation What does "rice" mean to you?

    This conversation started in the pics thread I thought I would bring it here. What exactly is your definition of "rice"? Is a car riced out if it has a nicely done body kit? Is there no room for a car with a body kit next to the jdm movement that is going on? What if the body kit is nicely done and add to the car and not take away from it? (like a big wing on a stock civic or accord)

    There are a few kits that have caught my eye on certain cars like the "Fortune" body kit on a RX-7. I think that if it adds to the car and is nicely molded and flows that it isn't catorgorized as rice. What is your op on the subject?







    Last edited by Slow Motion; 01-12-2008 at 08:00 PM.


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