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Quick Saturday post, my friend Devon put me on this 8 second boosted m20 powered e30 that can barley keep its front wheels on the ground. Wild.

Anyone remember the game Crazy Taxi? It was a pretty good arcade game back in the Cruis'n USA days. Since I live close to the only surviving Playdium I played a lot of crazy taxi, this doesn't really have much today with today's post other than the fact that these are some Crazy Taxis.

Or a little right of the norm, whichever you prefer, either way these cars are not typical of the Stance Is Everything norm but still fly none the less.

As promised I took some time to gather up a few images and links to threads with coverage from the past weekends 3rd Official JDMrides meet.

Keeping in mind with this weeks Theme Tuesday of unique motor swaps here is a cool one I found via google. A MK2 Golf with a Porsche motor under the hood making it rear wheel drive and capable of doing doughnuts (and if you felt like it drifting). Awesome!

No specific local content to post today so I went into the stance folder on my hard drive and dug up a few nice rolling shots. Rolling shots are hard to pull of but when they work out they really work out.

The BMW 2002 has always been interesting little car in my eyes since had a fairly futuristic name (for when they came out), a small light nimble chassis, and can fly turbo or s14 motor equipped. Tie that in with a unique vintage look and you have a winner of a car. This is why when I saw this build on maxbimmer I figured I would throw it up here for any other possible 2002 fans who read Stance Is Everything.

I recently saw a post on a local message board about the right way to do a car show and inside was a link to a video from the Carstyling.hu Tuning show in Budapest. After watching the video it became dreadfully apparent that we got some catching up to do on this side of the pond in regards to our shows.

I didn't really plan on today being a double post day I figured the Kirkfield Carshow event coverage I will have up this afternoon/evening would be all I would post today. But when I saw this Mazda Speed 3 that Tires23 posted on TorontoMazda3.ca I knew I had to post it.

There has been a little bit of a buzz going around lately that those of us who love stance and fitment don't know how to make a car that can perform well on the track as well. This isn't really true just a lot of us do not need our cars to perform up to track standards as getting to work and back (especially in the GTA) is as far away from a race track as you can get. Today's cars have setups that look good and perform well on the track, you know, Business attire.

Sorry for the lateness of today's post, I had to be up really early today to get my car into the body shop to fix a few scratches from a recent misjudgment. That all worked out and I am back to looking fresh to death though. I plan to feature my death truck (92 Blazer) soon but until I have time to sit down and write about that ordeal I figured I should throw up some quick random cars for those of you who check this blog everyday (and I thank you). Also I am placing an order for some stickers today, get stoked!

The car I wrote about last week in my vrsexy post recently got pulled over in a Ministry of Transportation spot check and had his plates removed. Here is the drivers personal account: