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Old 05-03-2009, 11:21 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by RiversideS13 View Post
maybe this is the most efficient way for the set up
I am almost positive there could've been a better way around this.

Some other car companies have engine bays that aren't as cluttered


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Originally Posted by smellslikecurry View Post
My close friend has one. It's a giant waste of 60grand. Seriously. The regular is250s look better.
I know what you mean. The ISF looks like a stock rice car in my opinion. I HATE the silver surface carbon fiber they use, along with the exhaust setup. There are a few other things I know I'm forgetting about that thing.

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Originally Posted by Bubbles View Post
That's one way of looking at it.

However, backyard mechanics and owners who do the work themselves are definitely on the way out due to the complexity, professional mechanics will probably get more work and be able to pay more.
To me, this sucks. I mean I can't even find where the spark plugs would be at a glance in that picture. Are you telling me that I am going to be forced into paying the hourly rate of $120 or whatever an hr just to get a tune up?

Fuck that.

I'd rather buy a Kia before I let that happen.

Cars being too complicated such as the ISF will not only make things harder for the weekend mechanic, but also the mom and pop style garages.
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