No...Just NO!!!!

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It might be on bagged suspension. It is low though yeah. Still, it's 🤬 nice as hell!
 
Blitz.
I don't know what to say..
But anyways this looks good... Who wouldn't want one of these! o.O Not sure how your comparing it to car's with 60 inch wheels lol

(Just remembered I have a datsun in my profile picture) :L
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Just that going to the extreme, no matter the look, usually ends up looking terrible. I like the Datsun, but I thought that owner slammed that Datsun for the sake of just slamming it. Maybe they wanted it to handle well, I hadn't considered that, but at either rate they definitely went too far. If it was to look good, IMO, they ruined it. Edit, if it is bagged, then it would probably look just fine when he has it at his normal driving stance.
 
XS
Just that going to the extreme, no matter the look, usually ends up looking terrible. I like the Datsun, but I thought that owner slammed that Datsun for the sake of just slamming it. Maybe they wanted it to handle well, I hadn't considered that, but at either rate they definitely went too far. If it was to look good, IMO, they ruined it. Edit, if it is bagged, then it would probably look just fine when he has it at his normal driving stance.
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Yeah i am in between saying it looks bad or looks ok.

At least it doesn't have all four wheels chambered to the max.

Makes it tolerable if you catch my drift
 
It's a sleek looking car. If it's sleek, it's gotta be low Imo. Okay, it's slammed, and might not handle aswell as it could with a higher ride hight. Maybe it was at a car show, maybe it has adjustable coilers, so he lowered it all the way for the fans. XD
This threads annoying me now haha. Bye.
 
G.T.Ace
That's not massive and might even have a purpose, so it's alright to me.
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It does have a purpose if the factory set it like that. I know my Acura has the rear setup that way as well.

However, when you look at the degree it's set, it's extremely minimal.
 
McLaren
It does have a purpose if the factory set it like that. I know my Acura has the rear setup that way as well.

However, when you look at the degree it's set, it's extremely minimal.
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Talking about factory car?

In that case yeah most say FF cars like my 2012 Kia Optima has Ummmmmm say .9 - 1.5 degrees. And it is of course it is for stability.

And it is usually the opposite on FRs
 
Lock2Lock
Talking about factory car?

In that case yeah most say FF cars like my 2012 Kia Optima has Ummmmmm say .9 - 1.5 degrees. And it is of course it is for stability.

And it is usually the opposite on FRs
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Wait, what? What exactly do you mean by "opposite on FR cars?"
 
I really don't like customized cars much at all, some are very good and original, but most are just :yuck:
 

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