Hi, Guest
10-24-2005, 10:24 AM
So I'm wondering why "mod" stock cars aside from
1) performance improvements
2) to show off
3) to customize and feel unique
4) to have fun
5) cuz u got money growing out of ur rear end
and so on and so forth....
the biggest question for me is: is it healthy for the car in the long run? What I mean is will you inadvertently shorten the lifespan of your car and its parts than if you just left it all stock?
OR does all this modding actually improve and lengthen the quality and system of your car and its lifespan??
It's like athletes going on roids. They get the short-term benefit and gain but long-term loss and die prematurely. Is this a fair analysis ORRRRRRR
is it more like we are actually whipping our lazy stock cars into shape and getting them fit to last longer than they were built to last?
(all variables aside....ie like how u drive and if u get into an accident etc)
1) performance improvements
2) to show off
3) to customize and feel unique
4) to have fun
5) cuz u got money growing out of ur rear end
and so on and so forth....
the biggest question for me is: is it healthy for the car in the long run? What I mean is will you inadvertently shorten the lifespan of your car and its parts than if you just left it all stock?
OR does all this modding actually improve and lengthen the quality and system of your car and its lifespan??
It's like athletes going on roids. They get the short-term benefit and gain but long-term loss and die prematurely. Is this a fair analysis ORRRRRRR
is it more like we are actually whipping our lazy stock cars into shape and getting them fit to last longer than they were built to last?
(all variables aside....ie like how u drive and if u get into an accident etc)
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