Full metal wide body bagged 370z

JARblue · 02-07-2015, 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by wulfgvng

Thank you^

JAR doesn't understand what I mean when I say people are making personal attacks other than CONSTRUCTIVE criticism.

Unconstructive criticism does not necessarily constitute a personal attack...

This is a very extreme build and as such, very polarizing. But this is also the fuckin internet. I don't why anyone expected anything different from random people posting on the internet. Frankly, I think the personal attacks have been kept to a minimum, which might be different on some other forums I know.

But I don't need to keep arguing about this

I've said my piece.

FL 4Motion · 02-08-2015, 12:07 AM

So, i was wondering about a coulpe things.

Does the op's insurance co know about all these mods. Would they cover him in the event he sustains damage from a pothole road hazard etc.

If in the event he is in an accident, lets hope not, would his insurance co support him or not since the other ins co/persons lawyer will point out that the cars suspensipn, tires, etc are so far outside the recommened operational limits that he basically is going to be at fault no matter what.

Is this even legal to drive on the street or can pass inspection if there is one. Ive heard of "stanced" cars or whatever its called getting pulled over and impounded for being unsafe or ticketed.

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FL 4Motion A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: FL Posts: 4,776 Drives: Baby Shark Rep Power: 701616	So, i was wondering about a coulpe things. Does the op's insurance co know about all these mods. Would they cover him in the event he sustains damage from a pothole road hazard etc. If in the event he is in an accident, lets hope not, would his insurance co support him or not since the other ins co/persons lawyer will point out that the cars suspensipn, tires, etc are so far outside the recommened operational limits that he basically is going to be at fault no matter what. Is this even legal to drive on the street or can pass inspection if there is one. Ive heard of "stanced" cars or whatever its called getting pulled over and impounded for being unsafe or ticketed.