mysloweg6

You guys can call me dumb or whatever but I would like to know the difference in them. I have checked an they all look the same to me. Is it a difference in camber, low, offset wheels, or what?? I would really like to know if anyone has any input. Thanks for reading an now discuss .......




Stanced to me means low with camber.
Slammed to me means really low tucking tire/rim.
Hellaflush??? There's nothing flush about it.

DOOM

Its all gay as fuck and super trendy like all these fag photographers.

NasTHatch

Stanced = super trendy wheels
Slammed= oil pan death trap
Hellaflush= trendy way to say " I'm a hipster"

mysloweg6

So Stanced costs a lot of money. Slammed could possibly cost a lot of money. Hellaflush will fade out shortly an be replaced with a new word

NasTHatch

pretty much

shawn22

Stanced doesn't cost a lot of money. I "stanced" or even "hellaflushed" and "slammed" my miata back in like 2009 and I had a grand total of $2200 into the car, including the price of the car.

mysloweg6

That's not to bad. But the way I see it is that they are sub-categories of just plain "lowered".

shawn22

Lowered is lowered. Slammed is slammed. Stanced is just wheels that are close to the edge of the fenders with camber. Its a made up word by people to tell the "style" they "built" the car in.

Its nothing special really.

Yep4doors

Yeah the only thing that makes me think of hellaflush is super wide wheels on stretched to death tires that seems really unrealistic to drive even to an event or show

mysloweg6

Why does someone say their vehicle is "Stanced" or "Hellaflush" an want double the money for their car?