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This is street(sweet) to me, this car and carbonGS cars were the inspiration for my build. I see alot of cars on this thread that don't belong on this thread, if its slammed that's not street, if you have a pretzel hanging from your rear view mirror, that ain't street, if your wheels look cambered to def! that for sure aint street! Stanced is one thing and actually a must to get the suspension to corner and handle correctly at high speeds but when you can't do 100mph without worrying about a lil pebble on the road trashing your bumper or worrying about your over stretched wheel coming off a rim then that ain't street, doesn't take anything away from the work or showmanship or beauty of those cars, the cars are still awesome in their own right but they just ain't street performance built.
I agree with you 100%. Sorry to the other opinion but for me, this is true. Like 2 days a go this happen to me. One young guy of perhaps 20 to 21 years of age stop next to me on the traffic light and I was waiting for the traffic light to turn green. He was in a 350Z and when the light changes to green what made him all the time was to read my tag. A mile later he beckoned me to come down my window and what he told me was that as he saw my car lowering he thought my car would not respond me or handlet it the way that are he saw my car change from one lane to another. I responded by telling him, lowering or do it right the first time and not cutting corners, because sooner or later you will see the results. He finished telling me, your car is heavier than mine, but your car handle very nice and is very fast as well. I finished telling hem, thanks and goodbye. Another small sticker to my door as a symbol of another victory for my baby. LOL . That is the reason why I'm agree with you.
03-22-16, 12:25 AM
A mile later he beckoned me to come down my window and what he told me was that as he saw my car lowering he thought my car would not respond me or handlet it the way that are he saw my car change from one lane to another. I responded by telling him, lowering or do it right the first time and not cutting corners, because sooner or later you will see the results. He finished telling me, your car is heavier than mine, but your car handle very nice and is very fast as well. I finished telling hem, thanks and goodbye. Another small sticker to my door as a symbol of another victory for my baby. LOL 
