Those slammed Nissans, Lexus, and other JDM cars that feature big wheels with lots of negative camber that appear to barely fit underneath the fenders. You probably have some questions.

Slammed Cars Don't Have To Be Sports Cars A car's stance ... They all have one thing in common: the more a vehicle is lowered, the more negative camber comes into play. This is fairly simple ...

"I understand that I have — at ride height — I have negative eight degrees, give or take, of camber, so I understand ... He noted that the slammed car mostly made out fine on the road.

The owner of a slammed Subaru ... but not as excessive as the camber on this Japanese sports coupé. One thing is clear, though, this vehicle does belong in Barcroft Cars' Ridiculous Rides series ...

given it’s slammed so low it needs a wheel removed to refuel. Stance is all about slamming cars to the ground, often while giving the wheels huge amounts of negative camber. Lower suspension ...