Aggressive Wheels & Stretched Tires: Post 'Em Up! [[Some NSFW]]
I cant slam it bro =( Car is daily driven< Street parked. Like right now, its parked 2 blocks away from my house, cause that was the closest parking spot... Bklyn NY.
Agree, I gotta find that Fat tire thread lol
Agree, I gotta find that Fat tire thread lol
FlyingLumpia gtrefever, at first you didnt know anything about fitment. Educate people.
but im still closer to that fender then U are gtrefever... no matter how much U slam that car =]
for now untill i space out the rears another 15mm to have it at +9
+9 eh? Is that all around?
fine sorry. Its not stretched and slammed. Gtrefever knows best. Cause all he does is stretch tires and slam cars...
Yea flyinlumpia, I probably jsut sit a tad bit flusher then U. cause of the 275s in the back.
I enjoy being able to take corners and not worry about my rims hittin the floor. =X
or my tire poppin off the rim...
but im still closer to that fender then U are gtrefever... no matter how much U slam that car =]
Yea flyinlumpia, I probably jsut sit a tad bit flusher then U. cause of the 275s in the back.
I enjoy being able to take corners and not worry about my rims hittin the floor. =X
or my tire poppin off the rim...
but im still closer to that fender then U are gtrefever... no matter how much U slam that car =]
1. Why does everyone that criticizes stretched/aggressive setups always bring into play "performance". Tell me, how often do you track? How often do you take a sharp, quick turn? If you track, understandable, if you drive around a corner fast often, you're just a douche driver.
2. People that run aggressive setups are in for the looks, they don't care about performance. They want people to look at the wheels and just stare. If you're driving too fast, you're not aggressive enough.
Don't take what I say in a "bashing" manner. The aggressive fitment grew on me quite a while ago and I'm barely looking into getting into it. Hopefully soon I can come close to what some of these guys are doing, major props to them. We all have different likings so there's no point to criticize one or the other. But the point gtrefever is trying to make, which I agree, is don't post ANY pictures if an aggressive offset thread if you don't have that. That's like posting a picture of Mr. Ed in the world's most hottest females thread, it just does not fit...
1. Why does everyone that criticizes stretched/aggressive setups always bring into play "performance". Tell me, how often do you track? How often do you take a sharp, quick turn? If you track, understandable, if you drive around a corner fast often, you're just a douche driver.
2. People that run aggressive setups are in for the looks, they don't care about performance. They want people to look at the wheels and just stare. If you're driving too fast, you're not aggressive enough.
2. People that run aggressive setups are in for the looks, they don't care about performance. They want people to look at the wheels and just stare. If you're driving too fast, you're not aggressive enough.
2. Obviously, he's not one of those people, so just let him be.
That's true, you don't need to be on a track to drive aggressively, but it's the proper way, unless you like putting people's lives in danger. Driving on the streets as one would on a track or even close to is highly unsafe, that is why I made the comment of how often does performance make a difference. I've seen some talk about the effect on performance, yet they're running heavier wheels than the coupe 19's. There goes that concept.
I also was not referring my 2 points to that guy with the non-aggressive sedan, that was to the general public.
I also was not referring my 2 points to that guy with the non-aggressive sedan, that was to the general public.
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stretch = not found
Slammed = not. but dropped 2 inches. Its an awd car, that had enough gap to put ur fist in...
But aggressive and flush... Thats car just sittin, When U put the car in Drive, Only thing that fits btwn the fender and tire is a quarter, and if thats not aggressive and flush enough, Dont know what to tell u...
Slammed = not. but dropped 2 inches. Its an awd car, that had enough gap to put ur fist in...
But aggressive and flush... Thats car just sittin, When U put the car in Drive, Only thing that fits btwn the fender and tire is a quarter, and if thats not aggressive and flush enough, Dont know what to tell u...
yea i can see at least that its dropped. probably should have put this pic in a different thread though.
have any other shots of your car?