| ArisESQ |
02-14-2014 06:03 PM |
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Originally Posted by Damn True
(Post 536411)
I dig the style. But prefer a bit more "traditional" treatment with the wheels and tires.
So is he the origin of the "stance nation" / "hella flush" stuff?
Looks like the primary difference with his cars is that they don't rub on every bots dot.
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I wouldn't really call his cars "stanced" - most of the stance/hella flush/canibeat cars I've seen are almost like caricatures of race cars. Unnecessary amounts of camber, overly stretched tires, and ride height well below what would be considered street friendly.
RWB doesn't have stretched tires, excessive camber, and while I'd say they're low, they definitely aren't at the point of some of the hella flush cars I've seen. Honestly - to me - the RWB cars look a lot like what most of the guys on here are trying to do with muscle cars.
They sort of remind me of this mustang, in terms of styling:
http://57hemicuda.smugmug.com/Other/...33_ax5ZK-L.jpg |
