What do you think?

 

opps

 

lol i dunno why they dont work

click the link

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http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...53_40_full.jpg

 

chinese characters on a japanese car?

 

Are you planning on getting these? Do you know what the lettering means? Are you sure you know what it means? You could be driving around with a bezel that says d*** head on it or something. Just a thought.

 

hahahah

 

 

Ah.... where the term "RICE" originated.

 

Japanese language does use Chinese characters... Don't know about the first letter, but I think the second letter means "big" or "large"...

That said, I think the lettering on the dash is kinda tacky and r***...

 

That's about as gay as chinese lettering tatoos.

 

That's hideous

 

NO, its sucks if u wanna go spice up the dash get indiglo's or new bezel

just my opinion but if u want it like that, keep it. just to remind u, u don't drive a civic so don't treat ur max like one

 

Thats ****in

 

The letters mean fire arrow and rocket.

Well i like it at least, though no one else does, at least its creative.
Getting reverse indigos, why, it already glows reverse colors, and the template for that is ugly, get a carbon fiber bezel, well those look ok, but whats the point of "customizing" when you buy a premade stamped out item for your car that everyone else buys off various websites? Thats not very custom when everyone but the 70 year old maxima owners have it. Why look like every other maxima out their.
so oh well..

 

perhaps you can buy a small neon blue light that beats with the music. you can put it near the sticker so you can see it at night.=) That's "customizing"... ?

 

Oblongshapes... I like your logic, but not the bezel. Props for creativity no doubt though.
-Cyrus

 

yeah I mean it's creative but not my style at all.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Oblongshapes
[B]The letters mean fire arrow and rocket.

Sorry, but the letters don't mean "fire arrow and rocket".
The first letter on top is just some wannabe chinese character and the second one means "big".

But on the other hand it does add at least 10hp

 

For all you guys saying that Japenese characters are different from Chinese. You couldn't be more wrong. The Japanese characters are identical to those of the Chinese. This does not mean that a characters in both languages mean or are pronounced the same way. They just use the same characters. And often, have similar meanings as well.

Judging by two characters alone, it is nearly impossible to distinguish between the two unless the two have a syntax or symantic error in one language, and none in the other.

 

Everything else on your car looks clean and simple...the Chinese letters take away from it by making it typical rice. I don't like it at all, but if you do.

 

Actually, no it doesn't. It says 'BIG'

I hate to break this to you but who the he11 translated that for you? Can he/she read Chinese?

 

Like I said, you never know...

 

yea, could have been worse and said 'small'

 

You're all wrong.

It actually says "Type R Ricer"

=op

Sorry man, it looks very very very very tacky and butt. keep it on a civic.

 

yea ange is rite. it says "big". i know that for sure cuz i was born in taiwan, chinese is my first langauge, and english is my second.

i don't get why u want "big" on ur dash in chinese... u are more ricy than i am.

 

Well i got the shape from a website that said it was the first word for rocket when they invented fireworks, but i dont know chinese or japanese so im not going to argue meaning. Whats so wrong with being ricey any way?

 

OT, but how much was your budget straight pipe?

-Nick

 

Ant

 

It means american, round eye **** head! get rid of it NOW!

 

Evidently this has many translations. You should get it and just make up what you think it means.

 

it def says big or dai, which is big in chinese......wierd to put on bezel.........maybe on jeans........not bezel

 

hmm.. "Big Bezel"??

 

Well here is what is says

"Early Chinese rockets were used in warfare and celebrations. In fact, the origin of the rocket is shown simply in these Chinese characters. They stand for both "rocket" and "fire arrow."

so iunno
ricy jeff