Mike and Jay at Stance Factory have been pretty busy the last month or so cranking out a wide assortment of Bavarian automobiles at different ride heights. If your from the GTA and drive a BMW these guys should be on your shortlists of shops to check out for maintenance and aftermarket needs.
They can help you pick out the right suspension, wheel, and tire setup necessary to get your stance exactly how you want it.
Here are three cars that recently spent some time in the Stance Factory shop and are now out cruising around the Toronto area.
Stance Factory should have some of their more aggressively setup cars at the first Stretch and Poke Meet May 29th, in the meantime if you want to see what they are up to check out stancefactory.com or their facebook fan page.
The last one is the best….i like it both with and without the caps.
Without, absolutely.
2002 ofc is the best wheels with out caps but it would be epic with a set of gotti 075p’s im just sayin
nice plate braket but whats with retaining the rear bumper?
without for sure
without!
i like it more without… it gives it more of an aggressive look.
Without, for sure. That rear bumper has got to go since there’s no front bumper.
That 2002 looks so clean. No rear bumper will balance the side profile a bit better.
With hubcaps imo.
I’d say without if they were painted flat black, that or go with Ollie’s suggestion of the Gotti’s.
that last bmw looked like datson at first glance lol
Gotti’s would look incredible
ofcorse it would thats why i thought of it 😉
@Joe, I’m spraying them black this weekend! Adapters will stay unpainted or perhaps go a shade darker.
Was actually thinking of swapping the rear bumper for an early-style chrome version but I’ll take it off and see how things look.
Going way lower this year as well.
Thanks for the positive vibes!