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J24I
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It's not slammed but it is still lower then the average fox.
Eibach Sportlines and Pro3i adjustable rears
Pics are from a few years ago.
[ March 06, 2012, 11:30 AM: Message edited by: J24I ]
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Originally posted by solbrothers:
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Originally posted by six 5.0:
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it's funny how a mustang that's ALMOST tucking tires is "slammed"
LOL... For real. I know mine is far from slammed. I just like the way it looks in the pic, so I posted it.
I'm not mad at it, I just think it's funny how the definition of "slammed" varies so much between a mustang and a Japanese or German car ![[Razz]](tongue.gif)
Yeah but the once JDM and now hellaflush illest stance static vip guys in america just recently got on that hype & style in the past couple years. The JDM theory show a couple years back that is now Wekfest was full of non-tucked tuners.
Poked/tucked stretched tires has been around in the states for atleast 10years but was definitely more common in the Euro scene.
And while it will never be as trendy in the mustang crowd and catch on like it did for the once JDM folks, there are some newer mustangs that are "slammed"
[ March 06, 2012, 12:00 PM: Message edited by: J24I ]
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Originally posted by J24I:
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Originally posted by solbrothers:
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Originally posted by six 5.0:
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Originally posted by solbrothers:
it's funny how a mustang that's ALMOST tucking tires is "slammed"
LOL... For real. I know mine is far from slammed. I just like the way it looks in the pic, so I posted it.
I'm not mad at it, I just think it's funny how the definition of "slammed" varies so much between a mustang and a Japanese or German car
Yeah but the once JDM and now hellaflush illest stance static vip guys in america just recently got on that hype & style in the past couple years. The JDM theory show a couple years back that is now Wekfest was full of non-tucked tuners.
Poked/tucked stretched tires has been around in the states for atleast 10years but was definitely more common in the Euro scene.
And while it will never be as trendy in the mustang crowd and catch on like it did for the once JDM folks, there are some newer mustangs that are "slammed"
people have been modifying cars since they were invented. look at the vw scene from the sixties and before. my coworker had a modified prelude and a mini truck in like '90.
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looks good j24i!
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