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    #16
    I don't really liked slammed cars, or Panthers, but put them together in Police Interceptor trim, and there's something great about it:


    Also slab-sided stuff like MKIII continentals are the business on bags:

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      #17
      Fuck yeah suicide Lincolns. You get Mobsteel and Continental hashtagged in the same post and it'll make my dingle tingle.

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        #18
        Originally posted by markseven View Post
        Rear? I'm talking E30 here.
        Front is -3, rear is -3.2

        My e30's I run about the same.

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          #19
          Originally posted by lambo View Post

          What a colossal piece of turd. Ruined.

          1991 325iS turbo

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            #20
            So you want to go full stancetard, eh?

            If you're looking for the classic hype of an e30, the flexibility of German Engineering, and have a need for a second-car beater/modder, A 190e is pretty hard to beat




            Call me a hypocrite, but I've always loved slammed e28s




            I've also like these old school Benz




            VIP'd GSes are a thing; I personally hate the super cambered/stanced/tucked variations that these come in, but some are pulled off quite well

            Last edited by JinormusJ; 02-01-2015, 01:51 AM.

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              #21
              ^ The 190 looks great.
              I Timothy 2:1-2

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                #22
                I saw this Saturday, I almost shit myself (laughing) when I saw it.

                Hmm.. take 10" rims, mount 6" tires the camber the shit out of it until only 1/2" of the tire contacts the road. Chord tire in 300 miles, repeat.

                Sounds fun!! Sign me up!
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                  #23
                  Type 3 <3



                  The Bug's flares were BUILT for this!


                  Foster's Bav is IMO the best looking one out there, I did see a silver one at Gfest 14 that was nice too but that one has nothing on those Gottis.


                  My favorite all time car that is very low goes to the e24, the lines and wheel openings were mistakenly MADE for big wheels and low. I miss my e24s :'(



                  Best truck IMO is the 1966 c10/20(not a fan of step sides) this is a c20(3/4 ton)

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                    #24
                    ^ I had a '63 Square and a '64 Notch. I love Type 3s too!
                    I Timothy 2:1-2

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                      #25
                      I think the only cars that should be slammed are old ass american cars. Theyre boats anyway.

                      Anything small and sporty should be lowered mainly to improve handling. Not for looks.

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                        #26
                        After looking at these pictures, it's clear that this whole concept goes completely over my head. No redeeming qualities for me.
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                          #27
                          Originally posted by ELVA164 View Post
                          After looking at these pictures, it's clear that this whole concept goes completely over my head. No redeeming qualities for me.

                          Let me guess your trying to understand the point of stanced cars? Yea I'm right there with ya no clue why.


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                            #28
                            Originally posted by ELVA164 View Post
                            After looking at these pictures, it's clear that this whole concept goes completely over my head. No redeeming qualities for me.
                            I believe all of the ones I posted are bagged, if I owned some nice vintage daily I would 100% bag it. Best of slammed world and all the perks of normal ride height for daily driving.
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                              #29
                              Yeah, I'm assuming all the ones I posted are bagged too. I would never want to own a car that low if it wasn't bagged.

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by ELVA164 View Post
                                After looking at these pictures, it's clear that this whole concept goes completely over my head. No redeeming qualities for me.
                                Yep. While I can appreciate the time and effort that is put in to achieving that look, it goes against the whole "function over form" approach. And that's all it really is - a look.
                                Originally posted by kronus
                                would be in depending on tip slant and tube size

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