WARNING: Offensive fitment: Form > Function
Granted, I wouldn't get air on my s2000 but I'm curious as to how it rides. Which kit did you go with?
I don't care for the car, but Function will always be better than form.
Not everybody wants their car to look like a paraplegic, and not everybody cares about "Stance" or "hellaflush".
If I'm ever in the UK, I'll PM you because I always wanted to use TE37's as can openers.
Not everybody wants their car to look like a paraplegic, and not everybody cares about "Stance" or "hellaflush".
If I'm ever in the UK, I'll PM you because I always wanted to use TE37's as can openers.
Originally Posted by arsenal
Why? Do you think the RWB Porsches are embarrassing to the Porshce community? It's a different style. It's not a big deal. Move on.
Yes, I know what I just said is partially subjective, but not all of it.
As far as RWB Porsches, not really sure or that interested. I don't recall them having excessive negative camber though.
It wouldn't have mattered what I had put in the title of this thread, the comments would have likely been the same. I genuinely didn't think that the title would come off as smug. Far from it.
Anyway, I'm not bothered in the slightest what others think. Some will love it, others hate it. I just shared the photos for those who are into stance. Sure it won't be for the majority on here and that's cool. But I like it and that is all that matters to me. I did it for looks, at drive heights it is all perfectly functional and I can still have a load of fun.
Is it going to be setting lap records if taken to the track. Absolutely not. Will it be as quick as track spec cars, no. But for what I use it for everyday it is absolutely great.
So why the forged wheels, wing, splitter? Well why not, I like them and that's the only reason I need.
Every one is entitled to their own opinion and I appreciate that. I love a lot of different setups, not just stance, but just because I wouldn't do it, doesn't take away from why someone else would.
Anyway, I'm not bothered in the slightest what others think. Some will love it, others hate it. I just shared the photos for those who are into stance. Sure it won't be for the majority on here and that's cool. But I like it and that is all that matters to me. I did it for looks, at drive heights it is all perfectly functional and I can still have a load of fun.
Is it going to be setting lap records if taken to the track. Absolutely not. Will it be as quick as track spec cars, no. But for what I use it for everyday it is absolutely great.
So why the forged wheels, wing, splitter? Well why not, I like them and that's the only reason I need.
Every one is entitled to their own opinion and I appreciate that. I love a lot of different setups, not just stance, but just because I wouldn't do it, doesn't take away from why someone else would.
Originally Posted by mmmmit' timestamp='1475049655' post='24071492
Granted, I wouldn't get air on my s2000 but I'm curious as to how it rides. Which kit did you go with?
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Anyway, I'm not bothered in the slightest what others think. Some will love it, others hate it. I just shared the photos for those who are into stance. Sure it won't be for the majority on here and that's cool. But I like it and that is all that matters to me. I did it for looks, at drive heights it is all perfectly functional and I can still have a load of fun.
Is it going to be setting lap records if taken to the track. Absolutely not. Will it be as quick as track spec cars, no. But for what I use it for everyday it is absolutely great.
So why the forged wheels, wing, splitter? Well why not, I like them and that's the only reason I need.
Every one is entitled to their own opinion and I appreciate that. I love a lot of different setups, not just stance, but just because I wouldn't do it, doesn't take away from why someone else would.

















