Originally posted by Dave_The_BMXER
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Poll: Tuck or Poke?
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Really depends on the car and the size of the wheels. Some cars need tuck as they would look skyjacked otherwise, others need poke because they would look like the titanic otherwise.
My usual formula is as low as the car can go with the correctly proportioned wheel. Whether that requires tuck or poke to work is the deciding factor.
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seriously, when i first saw this i damn near creamed myself
this car is why i bought my RS's. Unfortunately i didnt nail the stance with those.
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It really does depend on the car. For example, most everyone does tuck on MK5s and it's the "style" for them, but poke can be pulled off very well too, as can be seen with Tek's MK5. I also happen to really like forward rake so the look appeals to me to poke the rear a bit (that's what she said)
Typical MK5 tuck
Tek poking
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Originally posted by M.Burroughs View PostThat's pretty silly. I could say the people who poke are too much of a bitch to drop it down the extra inch, no?
Again, it all depends on the car, the wheels, the style. I've probably broken and destroyed more of the underside of my car than anyone else on this forum, and I roll tucked day-in and day-out.
you def have more balls for driving as low as you were. especially across the country. haha
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Tuck tire, Poke rim.... Wheres Tuck&Poke?
Depends on the car.. I cant vote for both, so Im not going to vote. Stance doesnt come down to these two options
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The car HAS TO LOOK stylish and beautiful. No matter if its' wheels tuck or poke. Ideal stance depends on the type of flares and features of body styling. So, I have no answer.
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Originally posted by M.Burroughs View PostBut seriously, am I the only one who thinks both are the bee's knees?
SW Crew disappointin' me.
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For me it's very important how the wheels flow with the car's fenders.
1. Fenders that flare outwards and have a "lip" that goes almost straight down. I like flush wheels with mild stretch the best (example: E36, E30)
2. Fenders that flare smoothly outwards with no or very little lip. I like it when the wheel pokes a bit (not too much though!) and the stretch continues the flow of the fender. (example: Mk4s with pulled fenders etc.)
3. Fenders that go straight down (example: modern Audis). Here, tuck is best, imo. Depending on the car, flush may also look very good.
But all in all I'm more a fan of the flush or slightly poked look.
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Originally posted by BreakMyWallet View Postpoke no doubt. the people that like tuck are the people whos wallet havent suffered enough from shit breaking under their cars
Again, it all depends on the car, the wheels, the style. I've probably broken and destroyed more of the underside of my car than anyone else on this forum, and I roll tucked day-in and day-out.
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