Hellaflush! Stance nation! Camber gang!
All these phrases typed out by stance bros on the internet are the reason stance is hated on. Taking a super cheap car that is barely working mechanically, cutting the springs by a full coil and a half, and throwing wheels worth twice to three times more than the car on are why stance is hated on. 45 degree anglef camber with super-stretched tires is why stance is hated on. Perfectly good track cars "ruined" by slight stretch and camber is why stance is hated on.
What do I think about stance? It goes for every style of car modifications: I respect a person who has a tasteful build with a lot of their own time and hours put into it.
If you buy the car like that, but intend to fix, modify, or change things yourself, I respect that.
If you buy it modified and it is done tastefully, I respect that.
For example, one of my friends from my old hometown bought a nice 1987 Volkswagen Jetta GLI, similar to the car above. It had a Borla catback exhaust, lowering springs that made it one of the lowest cars in the city, Stance Encore wheels with slight tire stretch, and a roof rack. I loved that car.
Bottom line for me is that I appreciate good track builds, good trucks, good muscle cars, good sports cars, basically any car where the owner is a dedicated enthusiast who is respectful and gives back to the community. This includes stance. If it is done right and clean, I love the car.
Bottom line, it's all about your attitude.
No comments:
Post a Comment