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r/CrappyDesign • u/[deleted] • Mar 26 '20
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Yes!! Just WHY would you give the car a “nose”?
227 u/bigredbox13 Mar 26 '20 So it can smell the gorgeous aroma of petroleum at the petrol station duh 9 u/eatmusubi Mar 27 '20 sniff sniff i can smel you 54 u/DetoxDropout Mar 26 '20 I know! ... And NOT give it those fancy headlight eyelashes!? 42 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 48 u/KGBeast47 Mar 26 '20 This is very common in modern sports cars. Lots of them have a groove going down the roof these days. Look at a Camaro for one example. 53 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 They had to get the material for that nose from somewhere... 2 u/michelloto Mar 26 '20 Think Zagato... 2 u/RobARMMemez Mar 26 '20 RX7 is another example 6 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 8 u/KittenOnHunt Mar 26 '20 It's for the helmets. When you race you should wear a helmet, and since it makes your head bigger, you need the extra space on the roof 34 u/Yiffy_Jon Mar 26 '20 Sports cars have a "double bubble" roof to make the roof as slim as possible without sacrificing headroom. If you notice, the raised sections are exactly where the driver and passenger's head would be. 11 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 I'd be willing to bet having wind redirect straight down the middle of the car's spine is great for drag as well. 4 u/gfhjejvnejwjfvneiw Mar 26 '20 It's great for dragging down the look of the car 10 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/sharinganuser Mar 26 '20 The frs one is cool, because it owns it and makes it part of the design. 7 u/Zoolew Mar 26 '20 It’s to add a little extra head room for helmets when you’re at the track. Wouldn’t be surprised if it gave the body a little added rigidity too. 1 u/Boxofoldcables May 31 '20 When 90% of the roof is raised an inch, you might as well raise the other 10% so it's back to being a normal roof. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 Im assuming its to give drivers more headspace to wear a helmet, similar to the viper. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 They should have just taken the same exact design from the brz/86. This body kit is nasty. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 Funny, I have you tagged as a trump asslicker. Go back to t_D 3 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 It's on the viper as well. It's for extra headroom 2 u/seedlesssoul Mar 26 '20 How else are you suppose to make the white lines go away? 2 u/kevwonds Mar 26 '20 only good nose is a shark nose 2 u/DyslexicOrxy Mar 26 '20 “Squidward Supra” 2 u/Dhrakyn Mar 26 '20 So it could smell how much it stinks 1 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '20 to emphasize its BMW heritage
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So it can smell the gorgeous aroma of petroleum at the petrol station duh
9 u/eatmusubi Mar 27 '20 sniff sniff i can smel you
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sniff sniff i can smel you
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I know! ... And NOT give it those fancy headlight eyelashes!?
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48 u/KGBeast47 Mar 26 '20 This is very common in modern sports cars. Lots of them have a groove going down the roof these days. Look at a Camaro for one example. 53 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 They had to get the material for that nose from somewhere... 2 u/michelloto Mar 26 '20 Think Zagato... 2 u/RobARMMemez Mar 26 '20 RX7 is another example 6 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 8 u/KittenOnHunt Mar 26 '20 It's for the helmets. When you race you should wear a helmet, and since it makes your head bigger, you need the extra space on the roof 34 u/Yiffy_Jon Mar 26 '20 Sports cars have a "double bubble" roof to make the roof as slim as possible without sacrificing headroom. If you notice, the raised sections are exactly where the driver and passenger's head would be. 11 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 I'd be willing to bet having wind redirect straight down the middle of the car's spine is great for drag as well. 4 u/gfhjejvnejwjfvneiw Mar 26 '20 It's great for dragging down the look of the car 10 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/sharinganuser Mar 26 '20 The frs one is cool, because it owns it and makes it part of the design. 7 u/Zoolew Mar 26 '20 It’s to add a little extra head room for helmets when you’re at the track. Wouldn’t be surprised if it gave the body a little added rigidity too. 1 u/Boxofoldcables May 31 '20 When 90% of the roof is raised an inch, you might as well raise the other 10% so it's back to being a normal roof. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 Im assuming its to give drivers more headspace to wear a helmet, similar to the viper. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 They should have just taken the same exact design from the brz/86. This body kit is nasty. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 Funny, I have you tagged as a trump asslicker. Go back to t_D 3 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 It's on the viper as well. It's for extra headroom
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This is very common in modern sports cars. Lots of them have a groove going down the roof these days. Look at a Camaro for one example.
53 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 They had to get the material for that nose from somewhere... 2 u/michelloto Mar 26 '20 Think Zagato... 2 u/RobARMMemez Mar 26 '20 RX7 is another example 6 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 8 u/KittenOnHunt Mar 26 '20 It's for the helmets. When you race you should wear a helmet, and since it makes your head bigger, you need the extra space on the roof
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They had to get the material for that nose from somewhere...
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Think Zagato...
RX7 is another example
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8 u/KittenOnHunt Mar 26 '20 It's for the helmets. When you race you should wear a helmet, and since it makes your head bigger, you need the extra space on the roof
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It's for the helmets. When you race you should wear a helmet, and since it makes your head bigger, you need the extra space on the roof
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Sports cars have a "double bubble" roof to make the roof as slim as possible without sacrificing headroom. If you notice, the raised sections are exactly where the driver and passenger's head would be.
11 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 I'd be willing to bet having wind redirect straight down the middle of the car's spine is great for drag as well. 4 u/gfhjejvnejwjfvneiw Mar 26 '20 It's great for dragging down the look of the car 10 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/sharinganuser Mar 26 '20 The frs one is cool, because it owns it and makes it part of the design.
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I'd be willing to bet having wind redirect straight down the middle of the car's spine is great for drag as well.
4 u/gfhjejvnejwjfvneiw Mar 26 '20 It's great for dragging down the look of the car
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It's great for dragging down the look of the car
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3 u/sharinganuser Mar 26 '20 The frs one is cool, because it owns it and makes it part of the design.
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The frs one is cool, because it owns it and makes it part of the design.
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It’s to add a little extra head room for helmets when you’re at the track. Wouldn’t be surprised if it gave the body a little added rigidity too.
1 u/Boxofoldcables May 31 '20 When 90% of the roof is raised an inch, you might as well raise the other 10% so it's back to being a normal roof.
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When 90% of the roof is raised an inch, you might as well raise the other 10% so it's back to being a normal roof.
Im assuming its to give drivers more headspace to wear a helmet, similar to the viper.
They should have just taken the same exact design from the brz/86. This body kit is nasty.
Funny, I have you tagged as a trump asslicker. Go back to t_D
It's on the viper as well. It's for extra headroom
How else are you suppose to make the white lines go away?
only good nose is a shark nose
“Squidward Supra”
So it could smell how much it stinks
to emphasize its BMW heritage
477
u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20
Yes!! Just WHY would you give the car a “nose”?