As being part of this forum for a while now, I can honestly say we all appreciate clean built cars and do not tend to follow the Stance/Hellaflush/JDM movement (talking about stickers/decals/slammed cars (unless you have bags), etc, etc...

Could explain why all the hate.

 

I don't agree with the direction that you're going in, but I actually enjoyed reading the journey from start to current. Decent pictures with comments added along the way made the read fun. Your car, your money. At least you love what you're doing.

 

I'm going to start off by saying that there's a thread specifically for this sort of thing. That's where you should go to be showed love. That said, DON'T GO THERE AND POST THIS (yet). I respect the low, but the sunken battleship fitment is bothering the hell out of me. I don't understand how your spacers are like 11inches thick and your wheels are still tucking.

All that aside, I love low G's. I love style 95's. I love scene kid stickers (although I rarely rocked them if it wasn't for a show or something). UFCK the elitist. Clearly you give a isht about your car because you're having blemishes fixed. But, in general, around here, meaty tires, legit wheels, unnecessarily and excessively expensive parts and truck heights are what bring the boys to the yard. And if that doesn't work, buy a 335i. THAT'LL surely get the forum juices a churning. ;-) party on wayne.

 

Thanks for the kind words sir. I understand where the other members are coming from. What sites are you speaking of though to display my progress? And I know a serious relip is in the process.. I have disgusting offsets lol

 

If you go to the picture media share sub-forum, you will see the Aggressive Stance Thread. We're welcoming of slammed cars with stretched tires. Secretly, some of the members of this forum come there and like what they see. But they'll never tell it. Shhhhhhhhhhhhh. Don't tell the secrets.

 

Congrats on the car and keep up the build how you want to make it. While many may dislike stance, car culture needs all types of enthusiasts, variety is good. Do you, and modify your car how *you* want to. I enjoyed reading the journey so far!

More importantly - Absolutely, 100% make sure you have jack stands under your car when you are wrenching. They may have been in there and just not visible in the photos but if not, don't get under your car again without them - jacks can and do fail.

 

I'll parrot the above about axle stands, I did wince a bit when I saw the guy under the car with just a jack.

I like what you've done with this though, you've had some battles and accidents along the way, my journey hasn't been that unfortunate luckily, except for having a tow bar through my front bumper.

Your car, do what you want with it, who cares for the approval of people you don't know and will probably never meet. Keep it up

 

^but did he die?

 

im so glad i no longer own a g35

 

 

 

I know its an old post, but what size tires for that stance?