Originally Posted by TheDonEffect' timestamp='1399349231' post='23145957

You expect to ask a how do you guys drive your stance car becase my car is riding on rims thats way to big for it on a forum that largely doesn't like stance cars and wonder why you're not getting any love?
I mean hey, to each their own, and if that makes you happy, awwwwesome. But others are entitled to their opinion as well.
So yeah, some people look at ferraris and wonder why the heck would you need that impractical thing? True yes, but the car is engineered to thrive in a certain environment (track, back roads, etc), so there's a functionality to it. Lifted trucks make no sense in the city, but are awesome offroading. So yes, you will look stupid offroading a ferrari.
Here's the thing about stance: there's ZERO practical purpose for it. You put on wings for aero (which most people really aren't doing it for, garnering the same wtf looks from people), you drop cars (properly) for handling and alot of times you dont necessarily need to lower it. By stancing your car, you're unengineering the car all while making the car less safe, which puts others on the road at risk because of what? You like the way it looks.
The stance trend reminds me of the donks I see out here in Oakland, you know those 90s america sedans like a cutlass or a lexus with 28" rims. Car couldn't even make a U turn if the cops were chasing it. And every few months, one of these friggin donks' rim comes flying off the car on the highway, causing harm to other motorists. All in the name of vanity.
Stance is not safe, it's not good for your car, and that spells people giving you disapproving looks. Furthermore, to the leiperson, it makes it look like all import enthusiasts are equally vane and stupid which is why alot of enthusiasts like to express their disapproval for stance.
Stance is very different from painting your car a pink with hello kitties, a wild paint job doesn't have the potential of harming anyone or anything.

I should start a new trend called hella flow, take off all the mirrors and block off all the glass, I mean they just limit the aesthetic I'm going for in my car. I don't like that my rear lights have to be red, or even have lights at all.
But fine, you want to do it right? Cut your fenders properly, cut and reinforce your wheelhouses to accomodate your bigger rims. As far a the negative camber, it does not look cool, it is not forward thinking, and unless you have a serious need for it (I dunno, heard some cars it's good for drifting?). I don't even know where to begin to get the suspension geometry right, maybe one of our suspension gurus will chime in.