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Originally Posted by JishD
(Post 2068817)
Spotted in Gurgaon - ANHC with snorkel exhaust !!
Extremely weird but effective idea to tackle flooded streets lol:
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What about exhaust restriction?? Will that not effect the engine. Or is it that at the end this small piece really dosen't have any effect on the engine.
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Originally Posted by anupam9557
(Post 2067710)
Check this car out. Anybody know the base car? Got this pic from FB.
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It is a Contessa. Too big for M800.
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Originally Posted by manishalive
(Post 2068952)
What about exhaust restriction?? Will that not effect the engine. Or is it that at the end this small piece really dosen't have any effect on the engine.
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more like a case of survival before performance or looks...
with the rains the way they are here right now, there's hundreds of pockets(especially alongside the GGN metro) where you may suddenly run into potholes filled with water/lakes deep enough to get into the exhaust.
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Originally Posted by JishD
(Post 2068817)
Spotted in Gurgaon - ANHC with snorkel exhaust !!
Extremely weird but effective idea to tackle flooded streets lol:
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i think its really innovative on the owners part. better than getting stuck in the flooded streets with water in your exhaust. IMHO, this doesn't belong here.
The best solution to beat the sweltering Mumbai heat...
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Originally Posted by Maverick1977
(Post 2069061)
The best solution to beat the sweltering Mumbai heat...
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Actually, this is not something weird/wacky because these fans used to around on the Ambys and Fiats earlier.
Lots of people used to fit them for ventilation within the car as ACs were quite expensive, fuel consumption with AC was a bit on the higher side, maintenance, etc., not to forget our old rules of using hand signals on cars, which meant that the windows had to be down.
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Originally Posted by Maverick1977
(Post 2069061)
The best solution to beat the sweltering Mumbai heat...
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Well, we had one of these fans in our old OMNI. Extremely effective. Its not a mod job actually.
saw this in front of Bodysoul fitness center in Kasturinagar this afternoon. perfect way to ruin a otherwise well maintained Cielo :Frustrati
it also had "U.S Navy" where the number plate should be!
This Santro had green alloys too(same shade, as in hood), and a cloth hanger. Wonder what he would do after blackening the blinkers to that extent.
One of the biggest cloth hangers I have seen till date.
Somehow, these spoilers seems to be favorite amongst Lancer owners.
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Originally Posted by SumitBahl
(Post 2069934)
One of the biggest cloth hangers I have seen till date.
Somehow, these spoilers seems to be favorite amongst Lancer owners.
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it looks more like a table than a cloth hanger. if it were wide enough, at least three people could have food on that! :D
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Originally Posted by DRIV3R
(Post 2069638)
This Santro had green alloys too(same shade, as in hood), and a cloth hanger. Wonder what he would do after blackening the blinkers to that extent.
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, this just got me wondering where did the front teeth go ? ( the santro xing actually looked like bugs bunny to me:uncontrol)
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Originally Posted by IronH4WK
(Post 2069446)
saw this in front of Bodysoul fitness center in Kasturinagar this afternoon. perfect way to ruin a otherwise well maintained Cielo :Frustrati
it also had "U.S Navy" where the number plate should be!
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If this photo is taken through reflection of RVM then its nice catch.:thumbs up
With due respect and apologies to the owner of this car.It is not fair to be posting it here, any car for the matter.Spotted it in a WS and has been around for a while.Guess the car!!!!
Spotted this blazing accent:
The present owner (a young blood) bought this car second hand, with these graphics. Must have got it real cheap;)
Raab Rakha.
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