Wtf?!
The Donk scene has certainly taken it's way into the show truck world.
The extreme camber and wide wheel on skinny tires comes from Japanese car cultures, making caricature examples of racecars, for aesthetics.
It has absolutely nothing to do with performance, any more than a rear spoiler on a Civic.
It's known as bippu, or VIP.
Some of the more mild cars have performance in mind, while others simply don't care.
The sticker on the tire thing is new on me. Reminds me of people leaving holographic stickers on their baseball hats.
Bippu, kyusha, shakotan, zokusha and bosozoku all have different flavors, but it's all the same scene, sort of like the Lowrider,
donk and show truck (used to be mini-truck) scene.
It's all sort of fun to look at, but I couldn't live with myself owning one.
The Donk scene has certainly taken it's way into the show truck world.
The extreme camber and wide wheel on skinny tires comes from Japanese car cultures, making caricature examples of racecars, for aesthetics.
It has absolutely nothing to do with performance, any more than a rear spoiler on a Civic.
It's known as bippu, or VIP.
Some of the more mild cars have performance in mind, while others simply don't care.
The sticker on the tire thing is new on me. Reminds me of people leaving holographic stickers on their baseball hats.
Bippu, kyusha, shakotan, zokusha and bosozoku all have different flavors, but it's all the same scene, sort of like the Lowrider,
donk and show truck (used to be mini-truck) scene.
It's all sort of fun to look at, but I couldn't live with myself owning one.