This is another one of those confused ‘customs’ that happen when the builder doesn’t have a vision.

Those lines are painted with cars in mind because cars cannot accelerate as quickly as motorcycles. In my mind that means it’s not necessarily unsafe to pass. As you can see from the video, he could see there was no one coming and that it was safe.

thanks for posting, I can’t find it in my library.

did you read it? you should read it.

Exposed timing belt on off road vehicle.

My first thought is how sad it will be when the warheads from those jettisoned weapons are used in IEDs.

Who knew Cut Bush got into F1 racing.

Pretty sure that was Whitney Houston, bro.

A quick scan at nsxprime.com puts the manual transmission swap at $10 to $12k in new parts or $7k in salvage parts, not including labor. Plenty of manuals available for less than the cost of this car plus conversion.

Ah, conversion van memories. I was always jealous of the ones that had sliding vents on the rear windows. Ours had a space heater under the rear bench that was unable to be turned off, year-round.

On the street, lowering a car (for visual reasons) should never exceed the level where the gap between the outside of the tire and the lip of the fender is uneven around the circumference of the tire. A perfectly even gap is the most aesthetic possible outcome.

Stretched, unsafe tires do not belong on public roads.

If I ever saw a dude in an open-cockpit track toy fondle his sausage, I’d pay my respects to that man, a true American hero.

Leave what here? There’s nothing in front of me!

*cue The Jeffersons theme song*

Multi-billion warships loaded with men AND women are sent to do just that, quite frequently, and have been for a great number of years.