okay, so i have 2 240s and read this board all the time, and these fucking names piss me off. here is my rant about these homosexual names.
zenki
kouki
chuki
and if theres another one that i’m forgetting thats even more gay, then that one too
i’m confused as hell as to which one belongs to which car, and i’m also confused as to why people insist on using them to confuse people.
my understanding from all these contradicting posts naming different cars different things is that all 89-90 240s are zenki, all 91-94 240s are chukis, all 95-97 240s are zenkis again for some reason, then all 98-99s are koukis?
and my friend thinks similar, but that zenki and such is like a special edition of that year, and that only cars that came with the zenki lip are zenkis or something.
these names are ridiculous. its not a zenki lip, its a fucking 89 or 90 lip so say that. you didn’t convert your car to a chuki front end, you put a bumper from a 92 nissan 240sx onto your 90 nissan 240sx.
what is the origin/reasoning behind these names, other than to sound like you’re jdm tight? and you can’t tell me that its easier to type out zenki than it is to type 89 as its less than half the letters.
i have a 1992 nissan 240sx, no where does it say chuki on the damn car. it does however say 1992, nissan and 240sx so that is what i will call it. now if my car was actually called a nissan chuki instead of 240sx, i would call it a chuki, however i would feel like i’m taking it up the ass every time i do because that word is really fucking gay
so thats my rant, you jdm people may now mock my for being a n00b or something since i don’t think i’ll actually get a real reason for these names.
/bitterness
why are you so mad and ranting on about something so stupid? why not just ask one of the many knowledgeable people from this site what those names mean?
anywayz i shouldnt be talking when i first became a user on this forum i was like you, but then I learned how this site works and how to deal with some comments, and views that other people may have on a subject