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Stance/Fitment Appreciation
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Bri's S14 Zenki (built by Ace Up motorsports) from Team TopFlight on Vimeo.
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Bri's S14 Zenki (built by Ace Up motorsports) from Team TopFlight on Vimeo.
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clean...
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^ I forgot about that show, it was in orlando
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^ I forgot about that show, it was in orlando
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somewhat geeked til I saw it aint her driftinOriginally Posted by mondaynightraw
@this being hers. She's cute too
Bri's S14 Zenki (built by Ace Up motorsports) from Team TopFlight on Vimeo.
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somewhat geeked til I saw it aint her driftinOriginally Posted by mondaynightraw
@this being hers. She's cute too
Bri's S14 Zenki (built by Ace Up motorsports) from Team TopFlight on Vimeo.
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Originally Posted by alljayevryjay
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Originally Posted by alljayevryjay
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Whats the use of angling the wheels like that?
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Whats the use of angling the wheels like that?
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besides drifting, its all show
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besides drifting, its all show
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Nothing practical, or beneficial for performance. It's more so for being able to fit wheels that would otherwise stick out (poke) a bit too much. Negative camber brings the top of the wheel/tire closer to the car/fender.
In this pic, the car needs overfenders, or flares, but you get the point.
Those are 18x11 +10 fronts and he's Gonna run 18x13.5 -10 rears.
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Nothing practical, or beneficial for performance. It's more so for being able to fit wheels that would otherwise stick out (poke) a bit too much. Negative camber brings the top of the wheel/tire closer to the car/fender.
In this pic, the car needs overfenders, or flares, but you get the point.
Those are 18x11 +10 fronts and he's Gonna run 18x13.5 -10 rears.
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dont understand why dudes buy tires that arent wide enough though...
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dont understand why dudes buy tires that arent wide enough though...
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For the same reason. To be able to fit them. It's also done in drifting sometimes because when you stretch the tire the sidewall stiffens up and breaks traction easier. That, and some people just like the stretched look.
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For the same reason. To be able to fit them. It's also done in drifting sometimes because when you stretch the tire the sidewall stiffens up and breaks traction easier. That, and some people just like the stretched look.
