How RICE is killing our hobby.

[Mr.Hollow]

----Ok i copied this from an accord forum i frequent---

I found this on LS1 Tech and this is SPOT ON.. It is not bashing, but it is purely the evolution of the term RICE and how we can avoid the immaturity that accompanies it. The guy has put a lot of heart and soul into these words of wisdom. And to the younger crowd, take heed as I MYSELF was once a ricer and I grew out of it about 8 years ago.

Spot on....

enjoy..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYzQ9TGUebM











original thread, and source:
http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/racers...ing-hobby.html

stolen from vwvortex here:http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...ling-our-hobby

before any one makes a comment idk y he keeps looking off to the side to read his speech that is clearly well put together

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[DC5 Type S]

wow, sounds cool

maybe we should partner with them lol

[Mr.Hollow]

yes, yes we should

[Youngsta]

i second that haha

[ScottB]

I like this mission.

[Thaifighter]

Inspirational!

[Tuck]

Wow my mind is blown.

[rayray]

i think it's a good idea to try and promote a safer, more enjoyable hobby. but it doesn't address the fact that many modified cars still have illegal mods, even if their owners aren't total dicks and burn out at every meet, they are still breaking the law. cops aren't gonna sit and watch just because owners are being respectful to surrounding neighbors and businesses (though it helps to keep them away by not attracting unwanted attention)

my two cents

[ScottB]

It's only illegal if you get caught or some phrase like that. I understand certain laws need to be abided by, but that's the risk some modders take. Personally, all parts on my cars are CARB approved so I guess I'm in the minority

[CraZspence]

agreed with rayray but lets be honest, california has some of the most ridiculous car laws. our state even has our own set of emission laws while the rest of the states use federal emission laws. it makes sourcing some parts ridiculously hard.