tb andas pelo lowered?
Eu tambem hehehehe
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Eu tambem hehehehe
eu ainda não abri projecto...estou com umas ideias muito diferentes do que tinha á uns meses....
acho que começo a adoptar o nice and slow LOL
r5 do assuuuu
Andei algum tempo com um igaul. mas branco pérola. Rebaixado como esse mas com as jantes originais. Era de um amigo meu emigrado no UK que me deixou o carro enquanto não comprasse um para mim. Depois comprei o G40 que teve o desfecho que já sabes e este foi para o UK. AO que sei já o vendeu á muito e já não existe enquanto carro.
A ver se amanhã ponho cá umas fotos do Golf MkII VR6 que ele tem agora para a brincadeira. O carro do dia-dia é um Impreza bem carregadinho...haja guito...
Abraço
Amigo conheço esses sites e ainda mais alguns s kiseres, e se calhar antes de ti loooooool, basta perguntar aki no forum a kem me conhece....... GERMAN, Dub, JDM, impoRT, lOW-RIDER, RAT-ROAD, RACING, EURO LOOK, RAT STYLE,ETC ETC...........e podem vir dizer k stance n é um estilo de tunning.....saiam de portugal e façam a mesma pergunta.over and out (Ps: o TEU CARRO È BERA lol)
Edit.. .adiciona http://stancenation.com/*
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Olé....
Basicamente
Boioooolaaaaaaa
Mekizão quero-te dia 18 de Agosto lá!!
duas lambadas cum stance tb s arranja lol
Não ter como aprender é uma condicionante. Ser ignorante é uma opção.
Quanto ao resto (lol, que saída de miudo), te garanto que sou feliz com o que tenho, mesmo que aos teus olhos seja pouco/nada (o tal carro bera). Pago tudo do meu bolso e não devo nada a ninguém. Lamento não ter podido ter o carro que tu já não achas bera para mim.
Olé.
PS: Mais algum assunto manda PM para acabarmos com o OFF-topic.
Quanto ao resto (lol, que saída de miudo), te garanto que sou feliz com o que tenho, mesmo que aos teus olhos seja pouco/nada (o tal carro bera). Pago tudo do meu bolso e não devo nada a ninguém. Lamento não ter podido ter o carro que tu já não achas bera para mim.
Olé.
PS: Mais algum assunto manda PM para acabarmos com o OFF-topic.
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são muito equiparados
hehehe
Do que pesquisei, no Brasil chamam apenas Euro Look.
olha quem da duas tambem da 4 e não crescas tanto que ja nao cabes no meu monitor sff!
lol
Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you the official Stance Formula.
I’d like to think I’m a student of Stance. I capitalize Stance on purpose; for the same reason Catholic’s capitalize God. Some of you may be aware that I’m an engineer. I work with numbers, criteria, mechanical envelopes, and constraints all day long. Most of the things in the engineering world come about from equations, safety factors, or other design criteria that must be adhered to. As a good student of Stance, I look at cars quite a bit on the internet. Clicking on links of links. Getting lost in a sea of still images, each one showing a different definition of what Stance might be, or how someone else perceives it. Part of me has always thought that there must be some sort of equation that provides a basis for proper Stance. Here I make an attempt to define the variables and relationship between those variables that blend together to make a well balanced Stance.
Variables:
Gap — A measure of distance between wheel lip or tire to fender. Although weighted differently than low, the lack of fender gap creates an aggressive look and the feeling of danger due to the potential for damage (see Damage further down). {G1} refers to gap between the front wheel/tire and front fender. {G2} refers to gap between the rear wheel/tire and rear fender. {G1}{G2}
Wheelbase — The distance between the wheels of the automobile in question. {Wb}
Muffler — How much space there is between the ground and muffler can. Busted mufflers that dangle and move need not apply. {M}
Oilpan — Common place where low is measured. Usually at the front of an automobile, this Low measurement marks the begining of the Low Function. {Op}
Rake — The slope (rise over run) of the bottom of the automobile were Low is measured.
Exhaust — Another common place where low is measured. Exhaust usually extends back from Oilpan and is measured in inches. {E}
Low — The measurment of clearance from any portion of the automobile to the surface on which it rolls. Of course Stance is not acheiveable without low. In all forms of Stance, low is a requirement. Low can be expressed as a function of previously defined variables.
Wheel — A rolling appartus that the tire mounts to, providing increased style and personality to the automobile in question. Wheels can create Stance in one of many ways. Customization, rarity, size, uniqueness, marque mismatch. {w}
Poke — The extension of the wheel lip even with, or past the fender line. Poke can be achieved with spacers or, in the case of modular wheels, wider outers. Poke can be excessive, depending on other variable measurments poke can detract from Stance. {P}
Stretch — The use of a tire that is more narrow than the wheel. In order to mount these tires one must “stretch” them beyond their normal design constraints. {Sr}
Damage — The lack of damage is not a penalty when talking about Stance, but damage as a direct result of Stance is seen as a form of Stance in itself. Like the enherinet hangover associated with drinking too much, damage seems to be an acceptable side effect of Stance. Like a hangover, damage hurts at first, but is then worn as a badge of honor. Fender damage from the effects of Gap, or mechanical failure of oilpans as a function of Low, and damage in the vain of Style are all acceptable forms of damage. {D}
Tuck — When Gap becomes a negative number. Used only in reference to wheel lip. {T}
Style — The most subjective of all variables. Style refers to the ability of the automobile owner to create Stance through the use of unique materials, vision, and unique combinations. Style could be best described as the artform of Stance. {Sy}
Visual Aids for Variables:
Damage:
Gap:
Exhaust:
Wheel:
Tuck/Low:
Stretch:
Poke:
Constants:
Daylight — The presence of photons (in a wave or particle form) emitted from the sun. {Dl}
Relations:
Working on relating all the variables to eachother is essentially the process of Stance. Some relations have already been defined through the explanation of the variables. Rules per say. Taking all these variables and making an overlying Stance equation is a daunting task. Taking the variables and defining which of them are multipliers, which can or can not be present in the event of the other’s existance, and making sure that weights are adequitely placed on those which make the largest Stance impact all become an excersize. As a student of Stance I have scoured the internet looking for the most prevalent, prolific, and popular examples of Stance. Using these examples the Stance equation / formula was born.
Fonte:
http://www.stanceworks.com/?p=260
Esclarecido?
I’d like to think I’m a student of Stance. I capitalize Stance on purpose; for the same reason Catholic’s capitalize God. Some of you may be aware that I’m an engineer. I work with numbers, criteria, mechanical envelopes, and constraints all day long. Most of the things in the engineering world come about from equations, safety factors, or other design criteria that must be adhered to. As a good student of Stance, I look at cars quite a bit on the internet. Clicking on links of links. Getting lost in a sea of still images, each one showing a different definition of what Stance might be, or how someone else perceives it. Part of me has always thought that there must be some sort of equation that provides a basis for proper Stance. Here I make an attempt to define the variables and relationship between those variables that blend together to make a well balanced Stance.
Variables:
Gap — A measure of distance between wheel lip or tire to fender. Although weighted differently than low, the lack of fender gap creates an aggressive look and the feeling of danger due to the potential for damage (see Damage further down). {G1} refers to gap between the front wheel/tire and front fender. {G2} refers to gap between the rear wheel/tire and rear fender. {G1}{G2}
Wheelbase — The distance between the wheels of the automobile in question. {Wb}
Muffler — How much space there is between the ground and muffler can. Busted mufflers that dangle and move need not apply. {M}
Oilpan — Common place where low is measured. Usually at the front of an automobile, this Low measurement marks the begining of the Low Function. {Op}
Rake — The slope (rise over run) of the bottom of the automobile were Low is measured.
Exhaust — Another common place where low is measured. Exhaust usually extends back from Oilpan and is measured in inches. {E}
Low — The measurment of clearance from any portion of the automobile to the surface on which it rolls. Of course Stance is not acheiveable without low. In all forms of Stance, low is a requirement. Low can be expressed as a function of previously defined variables.
Wheel — A rolling appartus that the tire mounts to, providing increased style and personality to the automobile in question. Wheels can create Stance in one of many ways. Customization, rarity, size, uniqueness, marque mismatch. {w}
Poke — The extension of the wheel lip even with, or past the fender line. Poke can be achieved with spacers or, in the case of modular wheels, wider outers. Poke can be excessive, depending on other variable measurments poke can detract from Stance. {P}
Stretch — The use of a tire that is more narrow than the wheel. In order to mount these tires one must “stretch” them beyond their normal design constraints. {Sr}
Damage — The lack of damage is not a penalty when talking about Stance, but damage as a direct result of Stance is seen as a form of Stance in itself. Like the enherinet hangover associated with drinking too much, damage seems to be an acceptable side effect of Stance. Like a hangover, damage hurts at first, but is then worn as a badge of honor. Fender damage from the effects of Gap, or mechanical failure of oilpans as a function of Low, and damage in the vain of Style are all acceptable forms of damage. {D}
Tuck — When Gap becomes a negative number. Used only in reference to wheel lip. {T}
Style — The most subjective of all variables. Style refers to the ability of the automobile owner to create Stance through the use of unique materials, vision, and unique combinations. Style could be best described as the artform of Stance. {Sy}
Visual Aids for Variables:
Damage:
Gap:
Exhaust:
Wheel:
Tuck/Low:
Stretch:
Poke:
Constants:
Daylight — The presence of photons (in a wave or particle form) emitted from the sun. {Dl}
Relations:
Working on relating all the variables to eachother is essentially the process of Stance. Some relations have already been defined through the explanation of the variables. Rules per say. Taking all these variables and making an overlying Stance equation is a daunting task. Taking the variables and defining which of them are multipliers, which can or can not be present in the event of the other’s existance, and making sure that weights are adequitely placed on those which make the largest Stance impact all become an excersize. As a student of Stance I have scoured the internet looking for the most prevalent, prolific, and popular examples of Stance. Using these examples the Stance equation / formula was born.
Fonte:
http://www.stanceworks.com/?p=260
Esclarecido?
Ora Boas!
Então deixo aqui as fotos que tinha falado.
Golf MKIII (vendido)
http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/4770/golf3d.jpg
Golf MKII
http://img832.imageshack.us/img832/8154/vr6s.jpg
http://img684.imageshack.us/img684/3452/vr6ft.jpg
Impreza a ser carregado
http://img836.imageshack.us/img836/1070/scubby2.jpg
Pronto
http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/5489/scubby.jpg
este ano deve trazê-lo a Portugal. A ver se tiro umas fotos e faço um filme dele a andar.
Abraços
Então deixo aqui as fotos que tinha falado.
Golf MKIII (vendido)
http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/4770/golf3d.jpg
Golf MKII
http://img832.imageshack.us/img832/8154/vr6s.jpg
http://img684.imageshack.us/img684/3452/vr6ft.jpg
Impreza a ser carregado
http://img836.imageshack.us/img836/1070/scubby2.jpg
Pronto
http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/5489/scubby.jpg
este ano deve trazê-lo a Portugal. A ver se tiro umas fotos e faço um filme dele a andar.
Abraços
Do que pesquisei, no Brasil chamam apenas Euro Look.
normal,
nos por ca dizemos german pois estamos na europa LOLOLAlguma coisa manda pm pardelho preto
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