Car Spotlight>>stanceworks 328i Sedan

Over the past few weeks we've been in touch with Mike Burroughs of Stanceworks.com. If you'll remember, he's the one that made the cross country road trip from Tennesee to California in his rat style E28 last month. Mike has been nice enough to supply us with photos of some the Stanceworks BMW's, including the '96 328i sedan you see above.

The car is owned by Mike Theron of Plesanton California, and in keeping with the Stanceworks name, it's got the wheel fitment and ride height game on lock.

Suspension-wise it has Ground Control Coilovers, dropped to the maximum while the wheels are custom-painted Fikse FM10's 17×8.5 all around.

As cool as it is, this car is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the Stanceworks BMW's.

Stay tuned for much more from these guys in the coming days.

-Mike Garrett

Stanceworks

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1

These guys do it well and have been doin' it well.

2

love it. the black suits it down to the ground.

3

Great Stuff!!

4

Seen this car in person. Love it!

5

Ah the tried and true drop, rims, and clears method. Well, it's missing the clears... but we'll let this one slide. :) Yet another inspiration to keep building my 328i up.

6

Looks nice.

7

nice clean old car

i like the idea of the different color wheels but.....

why baby blue??

8

ice cream ice cream ice cream paint job

9

my gosh thats low. The suspension must be hard as heck to prevent any rubbing between the fender and wide tires during cornering.

10

Interesting color combo I like

11

when you check out stanceworks, check out some of the E30s...

12

Angel Eyes are cool!!!

13

Hell yea Mike!

14

this car would be cooler if it had biceps

15

You need to get some pictures of the Stanceworks white bimmer on green bbs'



it is amazing!



Remington

16

@ Kenny

When done right, the tire just rubs the inside of the fender because you've smoothed out anything that could damage it. Suspension travel shouldn't be more than two inches of compression when dropped that low anyway. I'd say two inches is too much with that kind of fitment.

17

Beautiful, love everything stanceworks touches

18

Beautiful, very clean car!

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