All of the stickers on the back of this Mustang are fairly confusing. But it does go to show that suspension mods are important.

Proper stance doesn't just apply to lowered vehicles! If your vehicle is more suited to going up then by all means take it up. I don't plan on leaving out an entire segment of automotive enthusiasts.

On July 12th 2009 JRP performance and a group of dedicated volunteers will be putting on the third annual Tuners Against Street Racing, or T.A.S.R. charity show and shine. This family oriented car show attracts over 200 GTA car enthusiasts every year. The proceeds from the show go to Big Brothers and Big sisters of Peel who help provide the youth of Peel region with positive role models. Last years T.A.S.R. show was a great example of how positive the local tuning community is and that it's not all about competition but having fun in a safe positive environment.

Stickers are a great way to show off the fact that you know your stance is bad ass. They also double as a way to cover up dings, scratches and scrapes. Here is a collection of some of the best ones I have found with links to buy them online. Don't worry no one will notice the scratch you are hiding underneath it.

A local shop, Next Mod, had a grand opening BBQ on the weekend which Stance Is Everything attended. The turn out was huge and the weather was awesome which resulted in a lot of cars and a lot of pictures. This set contains pictures of members of the local Toronto Mazda 3 crew.

So, you’ve been following along here at stanceiseverything.com, or spotted a car with a stance you like and want to know how to get it that way? Well here is a crash course on the most standard lowering practices for cars and trucks.

I decided to tag along for a little bit of maxbimmer.com's annual midnight cruise and snap a few pics of the local BMW owners rides. I only had a point and shoot with no tripod so not a lot of those photos turned out but I was able to salvage a few via photo shop.

The first time I saw this car I was utterly amazed that someone could drive a car like this in Toronto and keep it this clean. The dumped stance, BBS wheels, and amazingly reflective paint combined with the super charger hiding discreetly under the hood make it a vehicle definitely worth drooling over and definitely worth posting here.

Right after I hatched the idea for this blog, really the day after, my girlfriend and I happened to see this show going on after dinner. It was just winding down when we showed up so I had to be fairly quick with the photos but I did manage to catch some pretty nice looking whips as the rolled out.