Oh...My...GOD!

Hero1 · Jan 18, 2004

wow amazing

Hero1 · Jan 18, 2004

you ****ing idiot, just die! there are no rice cars in Japan, ricers only exist in the U.S. go back to watch some 2Fast2Furious, you biiiieetch!

Originally posted by speedy_2
OMG, it's raining rice in here.
Nice Ferrari though.

CDailey · Jan 18, 2004

Thanks for bringing this thread back. I've been trying to find this thread.

LoudMusic · Jan 18, 2004

I'd like to know what kind of photography equipment was used. Some of those shots are really cool.

CDailey · Jan 18, 2004

Indeed. Especially the one at night where the two Silvia's are just getting off the line. 👍

eddieturner2002 · Jan 18, 2004

Originally posted by Integra Type R
Indeed. Especially the one at night where the two Silvia's are just getting off the line. 👍

Silvia's

So Yummmmmy!

Takumi Fujiwara · Jan 18, 2004

Originally posted by Hero1
you ****ing idiot, just die! there are no rice cars in Japan, ricers only exist in the U.S. go back to watch some 2Fast2Furious, you biiiieetch!

Not true at all. Japan has just as much pointless modification on mechanically stock cars as we do. F&F is hugely popular over there, too.

69Dodge_Charger · Jan 18, 2004

Originally posted by Hero1
you ****ing idiot, just die! there are no rice cars in Japan, ricers only exist in the U.S. go back to watch some 2Fast2Furious, you biiiieetch!

Not to start up a fight or anything, but if I'm correct drifting started in Japan, and that's practically rice right? Because the drifters don't go fast enough for all those "functional bodykits" and spoilers to be put to any use. And I'm sure the bodykit adds to the overall hp of the car, right?

Super-Supra · Jan 18, 2004

Charger, isn't that bodykits suppose to have some aerodynamic effect while sideways?

69Dodge_Charger · Jan 18, 2004

Beats me, that's what I'm trying to figure out. :dunce:

eddieturner2002 · Jan 18, 2004

I think Europe has more rice than anywhere else.

Oh it makes me sad living in Ricey ol' England

69Dodge_Charger · Jan 18, 2004

Originally posted by eddieturner2002
I think Europe has more rice than anywhere else. Oh it makes me sad living in Ricey ol' England

I feel for ya' man.

Not that I live in England or anything, but I see enough of it to know that it sucks.

eddieturner2002 · Jan 18, 2004

Originally posted by 69Dodge_Charger
I feel for ya' man.

Seeing all the Pug's, Clio's, Saxo's and VW's just barely going 30mph, being pushed to the limits, sounding like a hoover and having as many lips on the front bumper as a supermodel thats recently had botox injections makes me want to cry

[EDIT] That is the exact definition of English Rice [/EDIT]

I6-4-eva · Jan 19, 2004

cool pictures 👍

Hero1 · Jan 19, 2004

no drifters are not rice, they don't have 20 inch chrome wheels on a car that can't even go anywhere, and they are tuned functionally both outside and inside. and they go fast!

Originally posted by 69Dodge_Charger
Not to start up a fight or anything, but if I'm correct drifting started in Japan, and that's practically rice right? Because the drifters don't go fast enough for all those "functional bodykits" and spoilers to be put to any use. And I'm sure the bodykit adds to the overall hp of the car, right?

s0nny80y · Jan 20, 2004

did u kno that the new thing in japan is now to copy what us americans are doing to are cars to make them look really ricey (big spoiler, $10,000 paint jobs, outrageous vinyls, etc... ? It was in some magazine and I think they beat us in our own game !

I6-4-eva · Jan 20, 2004

Originally posted by s0nny80y
did u kno that the new thing in japan is now to copy what us americans are doing to are cars to make them look really ricey (big spoiler, $10,000 paint jobs, outrageous vinyls, etc... ? It was in some magazine and I think they beat us in our own game !

nah man it's all about fixing up vans and wagons in j-land.

Dorifto · Jan 20, 2004

Originally posted by speedy_2
OMG, it's raining rice in here.
Nice Ferrari though.

That was a stupid thing to say.

BillCosby316 · Jan 21, 2004

wow lots of NSX

Shadow Drifter · Jan 25, 2004

Yeah I saw a Yankee plate representing Okinawa to the fullest . . OO-RAH.

Only one type of person can drive a Y plate baby. Oh yeah.

Too sweet.

Semper Fidelis
Shadow Drifter

Hero1 · Jan 26, 2004

nah you're wrong

Originally posted by s0nny80y
did u kno that the new thing in japan is now to copy what us americans are doing to are cars to make them look really ricey (big spoiler, $10,000 paint jobs, outrageous vinyls, etc... ? It was in some magazine and I think they beat us in our own game !

Party for GT4 · Jan 27, 2004

I am not condoning him calling it rice... but basically, it is kinda scary when people decide to do some weirdo stuff to amazing cars.
I'd much rather a normal NSX that could whip them.

Crayola · Jan 28, 2004

Originally posted by 69Dodge_Charger
Not to start up a fight or anything, but if I'm correct drifting started in Japan, and that's practically rice right? Because the drifters don't go fast enough for all those "functional bodykits" and spoilers to be put to any use. And I'm sure the bodykit adds to the overall hp of the car, right?

Drifters wouldnt want to put wings and stuff on there car, Itd only make it harder to break traction. Drifting is nothing to do with your car, its about how you drive it that counts.

Nightmage82 · Feb 7, 2004

drifters sometimes REMOVE spoilers off the back to keep rear downforce to a minimum. the weight is on the front of the car.

drifting requires a very high amount of driver skill.

drifters and rice are about as different as chocolate and s*it

Shadow Drifter · Feb 7, 2004

Originally posted by Nightmage82
drifters sometimes REMOVE spoilers off the back to keep rear downforce to a minimum. the weight is on the front of the car.

drifting requires a very high amount of driver skill.

drifters and rice are about as different as chocolate and s*it

Boolah Boolah

Bravo

Well said NightMage

LMAO

Semper Fidelis
Shadow Drifter

Richandler · Feb 18, 2004

Originally posted by LoudMusic
I'd like to know what kind of photography equipment was used. Some of those shots are really cool.

All that stuff is a really simple camera trick of keeping the lens open and extended period of time. Now you aren't going to pull it off with some disposable camera. You definately would need to lay down some good money for a model which lets you hold the shutter open for long than the normal click. You can get all kinds of crazy effects with it.

Oh and those picture list one of the many reason I would like to move to Japan myself.

Nightmage82 · Feb 21, 2004

Originally posted by Richandler
Oh and those picture list one of the many reason I would like to move to Japan myself.

here here! i wanna move there too.

maybe some day i will?

as for the cameras yeah u need a better camera, but not anything insane. something costing $400 or so might be able to do it. if u open the shutter and its helladark the only things that will get captured by the film are lights. if those lights move they will start to blur/smudge over the film, if at some point the camera then flashes, it will illuminate everything that was dark before, but only for a second. creating crazy effects

pimp racer · Mar 12, 2004

HOLY CRAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

toyomatt84 · Mar 13, 2004

Way to resurrect this one pimp. :rolleyes:

Let it die. It's good, but not that good.

Oh...My...GOD!

zoxxy

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