Excuse my noobness. Description and pics would be helpful

 

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Just apply that to a car.

 

^^^true

 

When I think of cookie-cutter style, I think of a white EG hatch, moderately lowered, with black Slipstreams, a duckbill, CF hood, and amber corners.

 

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thats the thing to do these days lol

 

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thats the thing to do these days lol</TD></TR></TABLE>

Hence why it's cookie-cutter style.

 

O, the trendy ******

 

aka every new car posted on this forum.

99-00 converted front
same mirrors
same Rotas
same Recaros
same ideas
same approval dot dot dot

 

my SI was called cookie cutter cause it is lowered with your everyday MF8's and Retardos

 

take your choice.. click any thread in here that contains pictures.. and study that car. there you have it.

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/2200079


found this underneath this thread....

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by just Touge &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">aka every new car posted on this forum.

99-00 converted front
same mirrors
same Rotas
same Recaros
same ideas
same approval dot dot dot</TD></TR></TABLE>

Soooo TrUE!!

 

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LOL...A COOKIE CUTTER!!

 

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He's right, to some extent.

People don't go out of line, they see whats accepted and whats not, and decide to be like everyone else and get exactly the same things. No one will experiment with different ideas and designs.

 

dropped, front lip, wing if its a hatch, ambers, same wheels that everybody has

?

 

If your asking just about the Cookie Cutter rims......up here stock GSR blades is also reffered to as Cookie Cutters......haha....

 

Cookie cutter style sucks, but it's impossible to be different. Just about everything has been done. It sucks, but it's the truth. You try to do something new, get on google, and it's been done a million times.

 

This is all fine and good for anyone that praises the almighty interweb ( no offense folks), but to a guy thats looking at local scenes, this may or may not apply. For example, the non rice honda scene is little lacking on my area. An EG like the ones described above would be hailed as a nice ride, but bashed on the internet. Theres no accounting for taste, so the old adage goes. the moral: this **** moves way too fast to keep and be original all the time. So sell me your rotas and recaros, because style and purpose don't belong together.

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Convert &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">This is all fine and good for anyone that praises the almighty interweb ( no offense folks), but to a guy thats looking at local scenes, this may or may not apply. For example, the non rice honda scene is little lacking on my area. An EG like the ones described above would be hailed as a nice ride, but bashed on the internet. Theres no accounting for taste, so the old adage goes. the moral: this **** moves way too fast to keep and be original all the time. So sell me your rotas and recaros, because style and purpose don't belong together.

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I guess that's true. It's just that my local scene is about the same as the internet. Everything has been done around here pretty much. It don't bother me though. I just do what I want to my car. Even know most may disagree.

 

a cookie cutter car will almost always gain h-t approval anything different is ussually hated on... personally i cant stand seeing the same stuff over and over perhaps i should have bought a diff. car lol

 

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LMAO! This picture kills me. I love it.

 

Who cares, Just build your car for you and only you. Do not worry about what others think of it. If you like it thats all that matters

 

you guys are just hating , post pics of your cars befor you talk some chit

 

check out the mark 3 forums on vwvortex if you want to learn more about cookie cutter style. The typical mods around there are: euro bumpers, lowered, BBS wheels, ecode headlights. If you've got a clean car with all those elements, people on there are going to think your amazing.

edit: and im not saying that doesn't look good. thats the thing about cookie cutter styles. The reason so many people rock the same style is because it LOOKS GOOD. I'd rather someone hate on my car because it looks like everyone elses, than because it looks like a piece of ****.