question about "rice"
A ricer is a car that is not designed to go fast but some one does go fast upgrades and pointless modifications to the car. Big Stand-offish body kits and stickers of performance parts manufacturerer's that they don't even have. Yeah neons are all rice too.
Rice is pretty much doing something to your car that makes it look ridiculous, for some reason people use all these APC parts from kragen or fake emblems trying to dress up their cars thats rice.... taking a car and making it look clean but yet still keeping it looking like wat its supposed to is not rice, in other words putting something on your car that doesnt belong on there is rice! for example just the other day I saw an orange stang with an aftermarket fiberglass body kit. stock wheels (v6) an a wing that looked like he stole Shamu's tail.... THATS RICE1!!
Heres a pic of my car, its a mustang (obviously) and parts that I used to dress it up were parts off of mustangs.... THATS NOT RICE!
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Heres a pic of my car, its a mustang (obviously) and parts that I used to dress it up were parts off of mustangs.... THATS NOT RICE!
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Rice usually relates to those who take imports and add tacky retarded stickers, fart cannons, and think they're all fast 'cause they have NOS. The Fast and The Furious boosted this retarded morale. Mods of similar nature to other cars like domestics (Mustangs included) can be considered rice as well. Typical rice burners are mainly Honda Civics and a nice majority of Honda and Acura vehicles, and other import brands. Many even more ridiculous rides include Ford Escorts, Geo Metros, and even Saturn Ions... all cars that were never really meant to be sporty or modified.
EDIT: Yes, the car in my sig IS my car, and no, it is NOT rice. The aftermarket wheels were there already when I bought it, and everything else done to it is stereo related. It's my gas saver daily driver, that's it, lol, but I try to keep it looking nice, and the Fast and the Furious quote reference is a backwards joke.
And BTW, I do have a 2007 Mustang on order
EDIT: Yes, the car in my sig IS my car, and no, it is NOT rice. The aftermarket wheels were there already when I bought it, and everything else done to it is stereo related. It's my gas saver daily driver, that's it, lol, but I try to keep it looking nice, and the Fast and the Furious quote reference is a backwards joke.
And BTW, I do have a 2007 Mustang on order
I think just about anything that is "added" to the exterior of a car without an equal or greater performance benefit is rice, but that's just me. I actually remove styling features to decrease weight and add to the sleeper look.
A few examples:
On my '88 LX vert, I removed all the badging and the luggage rack and left the decklid bare. I still have the original 10 holes with 205s on front and 275 DRs on back. Aftermarket wheels are ok with me as long as they are lighter, but the stock wheel sleeper look is more important to me.
I'm also considering ditching the rear spoiler on my '06 GT. If it doesn't do anything, I don't really want it.
The rice phenomena is born from the necessity to distiguish a "high performance economy car" from just an "economy car." LOL.
If you drive a Vette, Mustang, Porsche, Viper, Camaro, etc. there is not that need, because you are driving a performance car and nobody needs to be reminded of that.
A few examples:
On my '88 LX vert, I removed all the badging and the luggage rack and left the decklid bare. I still have the original 10 holes with 205s on front and 275 DRs on back. Aftermarket wheels are ok with me as long as they are lighter, but the stock wheel sleeper look is more important to me.
I'm also considering ditching the rear spoiler on my '06 GT. If it doesn't do anything, I don't really want it.
The rice phenomena is born from the necessity to distiguish a "high performance economy car" from just an "economy car." LOL.
If you drive a Vette, Mustang, Porsche, Viper, Camaro, etc. there is not that need, because you are driving a performance car and nobody needs to be reminded of that.
As an old fart, I enjoy driving my "classic". I particularly enjoy blowing off the "fast and furious" cars when I have the opportunity to meet one at a traffic light and we are both 1st in our respective lanes. Usually their cars sound fairly strange - sort of like a cross between a chainsaw and a straight exhaust, but it's generally hard to hear the exhaust because of the massive bass coming from the 2000 watt subwoofer. Anyway, I love to demonstrate what a humble, well built 289 can do without nitrous, turbo, or anything more than a 500 CFM Performer carb.
I bet the girl sitting in the passenger seat must give the driver a hard time after being blown away by "some old guy in an ancient Mustang". Makes me feel 21 again...
I bet the girl sitting in the passenger seat must give the driver a hard time after being blown away by "some old guy in an ancient Mustang". Makes me feel 21 again...

Check out www.urbandictionary.com and search for "Rice."
It pretty much means totally cosmetic enhancements and no performance upgrades, on an "every-day" car. The classic example is of course the Honda Civic with orange and puse green paint, parts stickers everywhere, a 3' spoiler, neons, etc.
If a car is meant for performance (a mustang qualifies) than adding some cosmetic parts is ok as long as you dont go way overboard.
It pretty much means totally cosmetic enhancements and no performance upgrades, on an "every-day" car. The classic example is of course the Honda Civic with orange and puse green paint, parts stickers everywhere, a 3' spoiler, neons, etc.
If a car is meant for performance (a mustang qualifies) than adding some cosmetic parts is ok as long as you dont go way overboard.
ORIGINAL: Rt1Rebel
I think just about anything that is "added" to the exterior of a car without an equal or greater performance benefit is rice, but that's just me.
I think just about anything that is "added" to the exterior of a car without an equal or greater performance benefit is rice, but that's just me.


