Cars
Here's a video showing a VIP style Nissan sedan -if we're not mistaken, it's a JDM Cedric of the 1990s- with a ridiculous negative camber on the wheels that was caught cruising on the road. VIP or "Bippu" themed cars are based on Japanese domestic market models (usually on RWD drive sedans) and feature oversized rims shod in beefy wheels with an extreme camber, a lowered ride height, prominent exhaust tips and bling-style accessories.
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- The Mother Of All Extreme Cambers Can Actually Roll…sort Of
In the Land of the Rising Sun, there is a specific crowd that likes its cars to ride on wheels with an insane negative camber - remember this Toyota Celica? Naturally, some owners take this fad more seriously than others do with ridiculously looking...
- Slammed Acura Tsx Sparks Up The Highway
If you have ever wondered what happens to those tuned cars with the ridiculous negative cambers and lowered ride height when they hit the road at highway speeds, the following video of a slammed Acura TSX sedan should prove enlightening, to say the least....
- Who Sat On This Celica? Now That's One Comically Crazy Negative Camber...
Some of you may remember the visible negative camber on the rear wheels of older BMW cars like the '02 series and even the first 3-Series models. Well, that's nothing compared to what the Japanese owner of a last generation Toyota Celica did...
- 2011 Honda Insight Hybrid Refined With Suspension Changes And Trim Enhancements
The new Insight hybrid has only been around with us for a little over a year, yet Honda's UK division has just announced that the five-door hatch received a series of improvements that include suspension changes to enhance ride and comfort, and upgrades...
- Sema Show: Subaru Gives The 2010 Legacy 2.5gt The Low Rider Treatment
The 2009 SEMA Show in Sin City this week will see Subaru taking the veils off a 'low-rider' style 2010 Legacy GT that blends parts from SPT and the Japanese domestic market (JDM) with custom features for the full "VIP", or as it's called in...
Cars
VIDEO: JDM Nissan with One Helluva Negative Camber
Here's a video showing a VIP style Nissan sedan -if we're not mistaken, it's a JDM Cedric of the 1990s- with a ridiculous negative camber on the wheels that was caught cruising on the road. VIP or "Bippu" themed cars are based on Japanese domestic market models (usually on RWD drive sedans) and feature oversized rims shod in beefy wheels with an extreme camber, a lowered ride height, prominent exhaust tips and bling-style accessories.
Read more »
- The Mother Of All Extreme Cambers Can Actually Roll…sort Of
In the Land of the Rising Sun, there is a specific crowd that likes its cars to ride on wheels with an insane negative camber - remember this Toyota Celica? Naturally, some owners take this fad more seriously than others do with ridiculously looking...
- Slammed Acura Tsx Sparks Up The Highway
If you have ever wondered what happens to those tuned cars with the ridiculous negative cambers and lowered ride height when they hit the road at highway speeds, the following video of a slammed Acura TSX sedan should prove enlightening, to say the least....
- Who Sat On This Celica? Now That's One Comically Crazy Negative Camber...
Some of you may remember the visible negative camber on the rear wheels of older BMW cars like the '02 series and even the first 3-Series models. Well, that's nothing compared to what the Japanese owner of a last generation Toyota Celica did...
- 2011 Honda Insight Hybrid Refined With Suspension Changes And Trim Enhancements
The new Insight hybrid has only been around with us for a little over a year, yet Honda's UK division has just announced that the five-door hatch received a series of improvements that include suspension changes to enhance ride and comfort, and upgrades...
- Sema Show: Subaru Gives The 2010 Legacy 2.5gt The Low Rider Treatment
The 2009 SEMA Show in Sin City this week will see Subaru taking the veils off a 'low-rider' style 2010 Legacy GT that blends parts from SPT and the Japanese domestic market (JDM) with custom features for the full "VIP", or as it's called in...