Rice/Chop

exhaust_note · Dec 3, 2003

Original...

and the chop...

drifterzzz · Dec 3, 2003

not bad for the start ..hehehe

hanker · Dec 3, 2003

Dude that is an award Winning 'chop, keep it up, remember the old phrase, "Practice makes.....something or other"

teazR · Dec 3, 2003

the spoiler is out of perspective... and please don't rice a porsche ever again..

hanker · Dec 4, 2003

yeah, most photochops are supposed to make cars look "better", please keep that in mind next time!

TVRKing · Dec 14, 2003

Originally posted by exhaust_note
Original...

and the chop...

Nice chop, but Porsche = Straight 6. Honda = DOHC Vtec

OmicroN · Dec 14, 2003

Well, no, man, it's a highly moded civic, it just looks like a porsche from the bodykit.

TVRKing · Dec 14, 2003

Darin · Dec 14, 2003

Originally posted by TVRKing
Nice chop, but Porsche = Straight 6. Honda = DOHC Vtec

Last time I checked a Porsche 996 had a Boxer 6 not a Line or straight 6.

TVRKing · Dec 14, 2003

Originally posted by Darin
Last time I checked a Porsche 996 had a Boxer 6 not a Line or straight 6.

Whatever it is, it's a 6 cyl, not a Vtec.

skip0110 · Dec 14, 2003

Originally posted by TVRKing
Whatever it is, it's a 6 cyl, not a Vtec.

Any engine can have variable valve timing. VTEC is a Honda trademark, but GM I-6's and Northstar V-8's have variable valve timing, as do some Porsche F-6's.

TVRKing · Dec 14, 2003

Ok then! It has a Boxer 6 engine, not a bloody DOHC Honda engine! :lol:

toyomatt84 · Dec 14, 2003

Actually in all reality, the engines in the latest Porsche's, like from the late 80's and on, have what they call "Opposing 6's" which is where there are two banks of 3 cylinders facing directly opposite directions. This engine is also referred to as the "Flat 6" because the cylinder banks are parallel to the ground.

TVRKing · Dec 15, 2003

Originally posted by toyomatt84
Actually in all reality, the engines in the latest Porsche's, like from the late 80's and on, have what they call "Opposing 6's" which is where there are two banks of 3 cylinders facing directly opposite directions. This engine is also referred to as the "Flat 6" because the cylinder banks are parallel to the ground.

Meh.

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