Modifying cars is nothing new—in fact, there’s a multi-hundred-billion-dollar industry backing this hobby. It’s the primary reason many of us have fostered a deeper interest in automobiles, as the process of individualization is an inherently satisfying one.
As opposed to some of the more superficial fads and trends propagated by today’s social-media-driven car cultures, there are pure and practical reasons behind swapping wheels, lowering ride heights, and bolting on flashy aerodynamics. It’s based on sound science—or at least, it’s supposed to be.
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