http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVU-oXEwfIs&feature=player_embedded

Absolutely nuts  

wow..... was sure it was a fake vid till about half way though.... thats crazy

bloody hell!! what are the contact patches like? wouldnt expect the tyres to last long nor the braking to be very good.

Guy in the video said it all. "That is stupid"

Quote from: Binary Shadowbloody hell!! what are the contact patches like? wouldnt expect the tyres to last long nor the braking to be very good.

Like this!

at first I assumed it must be hydraulic... so the could adjust them on the fly and put em back to normal for actual driving.... but it looks like the wheels wouldnt fit anyway....

slight chance it could be..... but itd be bloody tight !

I think the tracking is a little out, getting a little wear on the insides

Quote from: knightyat first I assumed it must be hydraulic... so the could adjust them on the fly and put em back to normal for actual driving.... but it looks like the wheels wouldnt fit anyway....

slight chance it could be..... but itd be bloody tight !

Its sort of the point of this "style".  Get bigger wheels to fit by adding a little camber.  This is a parody really.
Proper tuners make the wheels fit the car, VIP style is adding camber.






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f**king retarded.

Quote from: soopahflyVIP style is adding camber.

vip style is expensive rims, tints, luxury interiors etc etc. not at all cambered.

jap camber is oni-kyan, literally demon camber.

Matt

Incorrect, partially.  But thanks for the Waynes World-esque language lesson.

Vip - or Bippu cars do in fact feature lots of negative camber.

QuoteCars associated with VIP (bippu) style usually have common characteristics; such as large diameter rims (usually broad faced designs) with low offsets that sit flush with the fender, exhausts that stick out past the rear bumper (although not so much emphasized these days), a full bodykit or lip kit, glossy paint and a lowered ride height. It is not uncommon to see extremly negative camber on many VIP style cars. Traditional colors of VIP Style cars are usually black, white, grey and silver.

Wiki for ease.

Quote from: DeltaZerof**king retarded.

That ones bosozoku.
Cant get my head around the idea of that.