my project celica., new updates soon Options

[terbear4god4life]

alright first of all i want to say im only 16...im working on getting a job and all my money so far has come from selling stuff.



alright with that out of the way let me introduce you to my b-e-a-utiful celica.

1994 celica gt

short ram intake
cat-back
aero turbine muffler
invader body kit

headers coming soon!!




after removal of stock spoiler and with the new spoiler (horrible pic)


new pics coming soon!

This post has been edited by terbear4god4life: Jan 9, 2010 - 4:35 AM

[Random_Stranger]

Guys, don't hate on the spoiler. He is only 16. Hey, if you like the spoiler than cool, but just to pass on what I have discovered. The older you get, and the more you fall in love with JDM, the more you are going to want to keep it stock and JDM looking. I dunno why, but it happens. Plus the only reason why they give you a hard time is for one, the spoiler is a bit big for the car, 2, it was from like 95/96' and so many people have put it on their car since way back when, and third, even though there aren't many spoiler options for our cars, spoilerless, maybe a duckbill spoiler, gt4 spoiler, stock spoiler, or TRD spoiler are all excellent choices.

Just to relate, I am not a HUGE fan of Honda/Acura. But I tell you this. You take an Acura, and keep it stock looking, with some clean rims and good suspension to preserve that JDM look. Maybe go Type R, and that car will always be special, no matter who is behind it. Doesn't need a kit to stand out. People can always appreciate a clean looking car, even if stock in appearance. Maybe Initial D made us that way, and us Americans who take it beyond and look into doing things to our car that would require some Soy Sauce have Initial D to thank for that. I dunno. But always loving that stock look now, only rims can add that small amount of flavor needed, and maybe some paint or effects.


Just to shed light on why people say to ditch the spoiler. That's all. But TAKE your time and do it right. Part of the fun is saving up and appreciating every lil bit you have to put into that car. Trust me.

This post has been edited by Random_Stranger: Oct 19, 2008 - 2:42 PM