Tuner scene fading out?
#5
RE: Tuner scene fading out?
My state (Kentucky) just banned emmsions testing, and if anything "racing" and tuning is getting even bigger. the only problem is, its mostly kids in jettas and mustangs driving around town in front of the movie thatres.(As far as I know there no local drag strip)
#8
RE: Tuner scene fading out?
People are always going to want to mod and go faster and race. I read somewhere the other day that the Civic is the modern day '55 Chevy. As long as there is adrenaline, there will be tuning. If the future brings hybrids, we'll all be out there trying to get more juice from our batteries, or hydrogen combustion or whatever.
#9
RE: Tuner scene fading out?
i think that its just going to get bigger. the mustang guys are starting to get beat more and more by these little cars, then they see we still get 25-35 mpg in our 13 second cars, and they will come over eventually.
#10
RE: Tuner scene fading out?
i agree with everyone else, this is just the beginning, this is much more than a scene for many people this is a way of life, people work their full-time jobs in hopes with every paycheck to bring them closer to that next mod, when people sit down to relax they pick up their latest issue of IMPORT TUNER or HONDA TUNING, and when they go to bed they dream sweet dreams of blowoff valves and mustangs in their rear view mirrors, my question to you is can a way of life fade out...i think not. can i get an 'AMEN'?