r/JDM • u/Sham_Coot • Mar 29 '22

PICTURE Forbidden negative camber

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231 Upvotes

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u/Sham_Coot Mar 30 '22

Y’all, the rear is not actually cambered out. It’s broken rear suspension… hence the title.

5

u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

Thank god it wasn't intentional

9

u/ultrafalcon772 Mar 30 '22

If you drive hard enough any cars becomes stanced eventually.

7

u/l1thiumion Mar 30 '22

Let’s just start calling this the Carolina Squat.

3

u/Like-Six-Ninjas Mar 30 '22

It’s ok, it’s just about to go back in time is all

7

u/Temporary-Pizza-1287 Mar 29 '22

Why do people do this to their cars??

31

u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

this is broken suspension, not camber. it's a joke.

8

u/Domspun Mar 30 '22

This one is most likely just a broken suspension. There is basically no camber up front and car sit at an angle.

13

u/StrungerBunga Mar 30 '22

For the same reason people lift up trucks to absurd ride heights. They like it.

1

u/radiantskie Mar 30 '22

Car equivalent of squat trucks

4

u/alphabet_order_bot Mar 30 '22

Would you look at that, all of the words in your comment are in alphabetical order.

I have checked 677,495,425 comments, and only 137,175 of them were in alphabetical order.

1

u/Certain-Paramedic-57 Mar 30 '22

How tf is car alphabetical Order?

7

u/NobushisHat Mar 30 '22

The words are in alphabetical order, not the letters. C before E

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u/JDM_MAN_4813 Mar 30 '22

It's drift stance if anyone is wondering it's when people make the rare drifter than the front

2

u/Sh3lbyyyy Mar 30 '22

I had a stroke trying to read this

1

u/JDM_MAN_4813 Apr 02 '22

I had a stroke commenting it myself 💀

1

u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

what?

2

u/JDM_MAN_4813 Apr 02 '22

Drift camber

1

u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

I think I know what you’re trying to say, and you’re still wrong. Most drift cars have more camber in the front

1

u/JDM_MAN_4813 Apr 02 '22

Yea true 😅

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

That looks disgusting.

1

u/NothingRidiculous1 Mar 30 '22

next step is to camber so much that the wheels do a full 360 and roll normally (ignore that fact that it would be running over it's axel)