Yes, stance is just a word. It is also a term however, to describe the cars that we're all talking about here. That's why people say "stanced out" and stuff like that. You're right that it's just a word but it's clearly being used to describe a trend, it's really not that complicated.
What is STANCE to you?
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Exactly, kind of like the term ricer. I don't really care what people do or don't like. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I just don't understand how people can call themselves car enthusiast and talk so much s**t about something. Im not a fan of old impalas with hydraulics. I think they should stay a muscle car, but hey its your car and I give them props for putting in the work and modifying it to their liking.
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About 2 or 3 more then I will learn my lesson.
This is true, to each their own. The same can be said about people with blowouts/guido hair, and the Jersey Shore cast. It's a lifestyle choice that each and every one of us have the right to choose. I choose to think it's stupid. It's just my opinion.
im just going to say that i dont fit in. though i have yet to break an oil pan and if you take the proper precautions you wont have issues.
I also think stance is a term, not necessarily it's own style.
I personally like the functional style. Although I don't know what mine owuld be considered as:
However this is my ideal:
http://alcrashlyons.tumblr.com/post/35937327303/dream-hatch-good-god
I personally like the functional style. Although I don't know what mine owuld be considered as:
However this is my ideal:
http://alcrashlyons.tumblr.com/post/35937327303/dream-hatch-good-god
That's ignorant to associate the word stance to only low, cambered cars. And I don't see it as a trend. There will always be low cars
Exactly. It's completely 'functional'. The only thing is I have to drive slower than others SOMETIMES. I still hit 85 on the way to work every day. And I've yet to break anything on my car
Yours is just slammedI also think stance is a term, not necessarily it's own style.
I personally like the functional style. Although I don't know what mine owuld be considered as:
However this is my ideal:
http://alcrashlyons.tumblr.com/post/35937327303/dream-hatch-good-god
Sikk as fuk ^^^^
What coilovers bumper ans rims are those
What coilovers bumper ans rims are those
Stance is it's definition. Period. If you're talking about cars or not, the definition doesn't change. People just use the word differently. If they spoke properly, they'd describe the "stance" they are talking about.
You need fogs Alex!I also think stance is a term, not necessarily it's own style.
I personally like the functional style. Although I don't know what mine owuld be considered as:
However this is my ideal:
http://alcrashlyons.tumblr.com/post/35937327303/dream-hatch-good-god
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That's kinda why I just said "functional", cause I kinda thought every one knew it was a "functional stance" instead of an "agressive offset and fitment stance".
Function>Form
PhantomPharter
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No you don't...You need fogs Alex!
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this is pointless, there is no true answer