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Originally Posted by Isaac Zachary
Maybe because I'm lazy. Since I've joined Ecomodder about the only "ecomod" I ever did was I added a grid plate underneath a carburetor and rebuilt an engine trying to make every eco-friendly choice I could within a budget. My current cars, the Avalon and the Prius, are unmodded, except a lousy OEM block heater on the Avalon and a few grill blocks I've had on three different cars that I don't notice do anything except cause the engine to overheat once I go out of town on the highway.
Another thing too is that I've started a couple of aeromods before and my wife didn't like what I was doing. She doesn't want to drive around in a vehicle that's got a boat tail or wings on it. Maybe once I get the Prius running I'll start modding it. But then again, we always go out of town on the highway together in the same car. Around town the speed limit is 25mph townwide except the 35mph main highway that runs through it. So any aeromods or wings would be pretty much useless, other than to take once on the highway just to try to prove a point and nothing else.
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I don't ecomod, purely because it isn't worth it financially, any "aero" mods mean that I turn into an insurance liability, and given the amount of driving I do it would never be worth it financially. The eco in eco mod could stand for economical modding. Basjoos certainly saved money with the aerocivic.
Just because you don't mod yourself doesn't mean your opinions are worthless.
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Theoretical discussions aren't worth the electrons they are written on.
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Don't take part if you don't want to, we are all here voluntarily. If you feel you must take part then the discussions therefore aren't worthless.