Dave600hL

Apparently someone forgot to tell this guy that rolling the fenders is an option, or just taking them off could work even better.

PushinLEX

iTrader: (9)

honestly, I've never been a fan of negative camber. looks like his wheels are just gonna rip right off...

19psi

looks perfect. the fenders are already rolled and pulled anyway. obviously he doesn't drive like that, he's on air and lifts it when he needs to drive. but when parked, it looks wicked!

plex

iTrader: (11)

You do realize that he doesn't drive the car with that much camber right.

garbage85

iTrader: (1)

the rim must stick out like crazy when he raises up the car

nabbun

wow that's just nucking futs lol

whlkev

is that supposed to look good or something? I just don't understand the appeal..

GS3Tek

iTrader: (8)

We all know that every car culture is regional:
1. Senior citizens have the rag top caddy, other sedans
2. low riders
3. lifted trucks (confederate flag's optional)
4. donky donk
5. vip
6. ricers
7. plain old boring stock

am I missing anything??????

ffpowerLN

iTrader: (1)

Yup...

8. Euro sporty
9. Oakland Lexus, aka plain ole' effed up:

mmarshall

Correct. I don't see how he could drive it, either. The universal joints on the rear driveshafts allow some wheel camber tilt and up/down motion, but not that much. In front, the steering gear wouldn't fit properly either.

Jujharoo

Its a certain style, it might an eyesore to us, but there are people in Japan who appreciate it.

J.P.

You may or may not get banned for posting those pics.

What the hell?

Sad day for Lexus

PureDrifter

iTrader: (10)

ahh the joys of the "broken axle" look.

mmarshall

Tires/wheels like that, IMO, are completely absurd. The wheel rim is practically riding on the pavement, and there is little if any room for the wheel to turn without hitting something. I just don't understand this crazy obsession some people have with monster wheels and rubber-band tires.

19psi

there are a lot of people in the US who appreciate it as well.