OK so this thread is STRICTLY for posting links to your Rigs/Build threads elsewhere on FJ or the net showing your setups!
Cars do not have to be poking or stretching tires, although it is what we are about, to be posted here but they do have to fall into the Slammed/Stanced look.
Cars with 3+" drops only or beyond what any spring/shock combo will drop you (otherwise you are NOT "slammed")
NO TALK
NO BANTER
NO QUESTIONS
NO RANDOM PICS OR SMILEY FACES
NO WORK IN PROGRESS
FINISHED/DRIVEABLE CARS ONLY
Note: The latter is just to keep this on topic and with cars showing functioning stanced setups rather than test fitting/no where near done cars. Might seem harsh but save that for your build thread and post here once your are done and driving it!
Please preface each link/post with a SINGLE Pic of the car inside said link for quick reference.
If you have multiple cars or multiple threads please post them together in a single post.
If you buy a new car, edit your existing post to add your new pic/link.
New edit: ****
If you have or have had multiple setups on one car that are drastically different in look/fit/parts, please post one pic and specs for each setup.
If you have the same setup with noticably different specs on the wheels and tires please post pics with one pic and different specs for each. (eg: show wheels and DD wheels but both must still qualify for this thread like Drama or Zinger have. If you DD on stockers or wheels that fit nothing like your other setup, save that for the build thread! Again this thread is about showing aggressive fitments, we all know how a 17x7 40-49et wheel fits! ) **** :New Edit.
Since this option sorta fizzled out in the stance council thread amongst all the talk/questions, please post your specs below your link in the following format:
Wheel Brand/model/Spec(size/width/offset):
Tire Brand/model/Spec:
Suspension parts:
Drop(fender heights are acceptable) and alignment spec (camber and TOE!):
Please use the "report this post" function for anything other than a properly formatted post so the mods can delete said post to keep this thread on topic.
Thanks!
Cars do not have to be poking or stretching tires, although it is what we are about, to be posted here but they do have to fall into the Slammed/Stanced look.
Cars with 3+" drops only or beyond what any spring/shock combo will drop you (otherwise you are NOT "slammed")
NO TALK
NO BANTER
NO QUESTIONS
NO RANDOM PICS OR SMILEY FACES
NO WORK IN PROGRESS
FINISHED/DRIVEABLE CARS ONLY
Note: The latter is just to keep this on topic and with cars showing functioning stanced setups rather than test fitting/no where near done cars. Might seem harsh but save that for your build thread and post here once your are done and driving it!
Please preface each link/post with a SINGLE Pic of the car inside said link for quick reference.
If you have multiple cars or multiple threads please post them together in a single post.
If you buy a new car, edit your existing post to add your new pic/link.
New edit: ****
If you have or have had multiple setups on one car that are drastically different in look/fit/parts, please post one pic and specs for each setup.
If you have the same setup with noticably different specs on the wheels and tires please post pics with one pic and different specs for each. (eg: show wheels and DD wheels but both must still qualify for this thread like Drama or Zinger have. If you DD on stockers or wheels that fit nothing like your other setup, save that for the build thread! Again this thread is about showing aggressive fitments, we all know how a 17x7 40-49et wheel fits!
) **** :New Edit.Since this option sorta fizzled out in the stance council thread amongst all the talk/questions, please post your specs below your link in the following format:
Wheel Brand/model/Spec(size/width/offset):
Tire Brand/model/Spec:
Suspension parts:
Drop(fender heights are acceptable) and alignment spec (camber and TOE!):
Please use the "report this post" function for anything other than a properly formatted post so the mods can delete said post to keep this thread on topic.
Thanks!
