I've always thought about this. If there is a fast riced-out car, would the car actually be considered a sleeper since nobody expects a ricer to be fast? CarThrottle Forums Updated: 29 Nov 2024 Share Previous Article My Blacked-Out BMW E90 Next Article Il Tempo Gigante Related Articles Motorsport 1000bhp Five-Pot Ford Fiesta Keeps The Spirit Of Group B Alive Tuning Ora Funky Cat Does Porsche 911 GT3 RS Cosplay With Weirdly Great Results Features The Company That Wants To Be Singer Of BMW Tuning The World’s First Five-Rotor Engine Makes A Hellish Noise News The Toyota FJ Bruiser Has a NASCAR V8 Shoehorned Under The Bonnet News The Nissan Safari Rally Z Tribute Is A Jacked-Up Historical ReferenceComments A lot of “riced” cars actually have built engines Is that crx meant to be riced? Latest News Workshop The Clarke PCC190 Car Cover Helps Cover all the Bases Workshop Make a Real Impact With the Clarke CEW1000 ½” Drive 450nm Impact Wrench Workshop Be Ready to Help with the Clarke CJL54D 480A Professional Jump Leads Workshop Stay Pumped on a Budget with the Clarke FP300 Twin Cylinder Foot Pump Workshop Never Lose a Part Again with Clarke’s CSR94 Storage Bin RackSign up for The Car Throttle NewsletterYour info will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy. Leave this field blank More News Workshop Never Get Caught Out with the Clarke CHT695 Oil Filter Cap Wrench Set Workshop Light the Way with the Clarke PL5R Slim Pocket LED Work Light and Torch Workshop The Clarke IBC15 Intelligent Battery Charger will Stop you from Falling Flat News Buy A New Quadrifoglio And Alfa Romeo Will Send You To Track School In Italy News James May Says Reckless Driving Videos Give Car Enthusiasts A Bad Name
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A lot of “riced” cars actually have built engines
Is that crx meant to be riced?