Weighing in on the static vs. air debate isn’t really something I like to do because I feel people should get down how they get down and not worry about how, but I will say that there is something to be said for a clean static car with spot on fitment.
I’m not talking cars that are easily identified as static from fifteen feet away due to smashed bumpers, questionable panel gaps, and catchy slogan covered munched quarters.
I’m talking about the ones that are so low, fitted, and clean that in some cases you catch yourself looking underneath for evidence of bags that are not there.
The reason Shayan’s trunk is popped in this photo is so people would stop asking if he was bagged Every meet Brad shows up to he’s got a serious amount of rubber in his quarters but somehow they never seem to get damagedConsidering the fact that Mazda 3 quarters like to turn to dust undisturbed, I was really impressed with the fitment on this car further impressed when I found out the last car to run these wheels was baggedThe last photos I saw of this car it wasn’t quite so immaculate but at this point it was picture perfectI had to re read the feature on this car just to make sure it was in fact static  (20k/18k springs)When this showed up during my search I thought someone mistakenly called it static…But..Love this B4, every set of wheels that have been on it have been perfectEarly fender arches > late for fitmentConsidering the rear fitment, and the work into the quarters I was shocked to learn this e46 was staticSean Dub has always had a way with the e36 chassisHuge fan of this car, love how clean it is considering it’s a chassis where people let a lot of things slideJust perfectThe missing wing on this car irks me (yes I’ve heard the story) but you can’t knock the fitment or ride heightNew wheels, still cleanGoing to close things out with the e30 that inspired this postAin’t even mad
Think I missed your favourite? Or worse did I miss your car? Feel free to let me know via the comments for Part 2.
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Blue E46… HOW??
Broadway Static coils and a lot of luck?
http://jdmchicago.com/wp/2012/10/slightly-aggressive-e46/