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I have "stock" fitment

Rocking that hella stock fitment

9:39 The rarest sight to ever be seen. If you get it you get it.

7:48 when you walk into the wrong classroom 😂😂

0:44 Tuck Fitment 3:11 Flush Fitment 5:22 Poke Fitment 7:40 Stance Fitment

Flush all day

I like stance with little camber , but I'm in love with the flush meaty track look , definitely going for that with my rsx.

A barely poking fitment/almost flush but pokes a bit is just the best kind of fitment. Looks very aggressive and track ish like.

Fender to lip or Tuck for me!

Flush looks hella clean and never hated on because it's just that good.

I have a "Mistake Fitment" If you Happy and you Know it Clap your Hands...

Subtle half inch poke on a muscle car looks absolutely amazing. It gives a beefy, muscle, badass look. I purposefully got spacers to give my Camaro just that little amount and have had numerous people notice without me pointing it out and say it gives the car wide and strong look. But it has to be subtle. Too much and you start getting into weird 'shouldn't this have a body lift and being going offroad?' pickup truck/jeep look.

I could not stop looking at the background, 1 rim/wheel is missing

Driveability goes out the window with stance fitment. Flush or slight poke all day long.

Idk why but the slanted wheels in a stanced fitment really bugs me. I don’t even really like slammed cars cause it seems super impractical and frustrating. But yet I’m still very intrigued by it 😂

my favourite is definitely flush.

Just found your channel, and wanted to say thank you for making an objective video on this topic! Very interesting listening to someone in the actual industry talk about different styles of fitment, as there are A LOT of different opinions out there from "regular" car guys. Feels like there are a million different styles, you summed them up perfectly.

A good poke with a nice drop is the ultimate flush

Interesting regarding your opinion on tucked fitment. I'm on coilovers, with my stock wheels. I dropped the car about 2.75" all around. On the same front, I did 15mm spacers in front and 20mm spacers in rear. I did this because, if I didn't, with my drop, I'd be hitting tires. I didn't need to roll fenders, and it fits well. The wheel itself stays under the fender line but the tire is partially hidden by the body work. I like the look of it anyways lol, it's practically flush, just a few millimeters off, and I never rub. So it looks good AND functions.

I'm SO glad you made this video before I put my coilovers on.

Watched this video because of the GTI thumbnail

i let my fenders roll themselves >:)

4:37 my sister has an accord just like that but it's stock. That accord looks so good!!

Ngl this channel is gonna get huge, love the content too

Flushhh. Looks and function. I’m hoping to upgrade to air so I can tuck when I air out but have a flush fitment when I air up. #goals

Ordered up a wheel/tire set up from you guys. Backorder but I can wait. Thanks again service is awesome.

2020 Mazda6, and got 20" aftermarket rims. The previous owner did a "Stretch" with little tires, I hit 1 pothole on the way home and dented the rim, and was like WTF?? Anyway I used fitment industries to choose my new "Flush" tire size, and make sure they would fit with no issues. I'm glad these guys are out here with this kind of info because the guy at the local tire shop had no clue what I was talking about!!!

I have Poke on my Miata, with the camber provided by the coilovers, no more no less, and I love how it looks.

Love your channel. Learning and/or confirming things for me. Thank you for your vids. I appreciate and seek an aerodynamic fitment / flush fitment most. I would guess there can be a flush and stance fitment combined so to speak to fully achieve this depending on the shape of the car's body - fenders, side skirts, quarter panels.

I'm currently running Silver Enkei RPF1 Wheels 18x8 +45 offset on my 2002 Subaru WRX Wagon, it's looks very nice but the thing too keep in mind is I have to run a thinner profile tire(225 r18) so in the end the ride is more harsh vs using a 17x8 wheel with more sidewall. Also using "Feal 442 coilovers" which allowed me to drop the height maybe 2 inches from stock, looks nice but is not slammed.

This info is spot on, great job on bringing this information as clear as possible. I have had all 4 😂... only 3 now...

I had a flush fitment with my corvette wheels on my legacy, can’t lie I loved it

Running a flush Fitment but have done tucked and stance before. Flush is just nice for dailying and it still looks good

I am after the Flush look thanks so much big respect!

as a challenger owner i like "poke" fitment or agreesive stance. i wish there was a video that showcased how to go about getting negative or low offset that pokes out the fender but can launch HARD off the line too.

I'm all about the flush look. It just looks mean, but it doesn't look like you're trying too hard. To each their own though.

Stance fitment... is where it’s at for me... but I still have great ride quality and function... just a lot of work and trial by error , but when done right it absolutely worth it.

The fact you guys sell fitments but also creat eentertaining content is so great.

all about that tuck life... cos it was easy. Think it suits my S4 but ive seen s4's running fitment and it looks dope. love all of them as long as its done right

I went for poke fitment when i bought my wheels and got exactly what i wanted. If know what type of fitment for sure do your research because that helped me get the fitment i wanted

ayyy here before 100 views, this channel is a whole mood

Ultimate fitment for me and what I do with my cars is what I call “lip poke”. I’m not a fan of monoblock wheels so my wheel choice is always a 2 or 3 piece wheel with a lip. Looking down the length of my cars from behind, you see the wheel lips just barely poking pasts the fender. If it’s my Audi B8 s5, when aired out the fender lip sits exactly between the tire (mild stretch) and the wheel lip. It’s all just a matter of preference. That’s the beauty of modifying/customizing cars...everyone has their own style

I had no knowledge about fitment, now I do, and you have a new subscriber, thank you!

I kinda thought that flush fitment only works on McPherson and double wishbone setups as the motion of the suspension travel arc. With some suspension like torsion beam, flush will always scrape the fenders. Just a thought though. Unsure if its true or not

Im gonna try and lower my car for the first time. It's a lexus is300. Besides the coilovers, is their anything else i should consider upgrading? Like control arms, end links, tie rods, bushings, and sway bar? Not trying to roll or have to pull fenders so not going too low. Just want a smooth ride.

Poke is becomming common on driftcars due to widened track on the front to clear increased steering angle. i had almost an inch of poke on my m3 due to wisefab making my trackwith 16cm wider than stock

Dope shot of the freight graff in there!

I cringe when i see a stanced car, the only thing i can think of is how fast the inside of the tires are gonna wear out

my friend's rsx has wheels that poke, but since the wheels are deep dish and pretty small, they look really good on it

I have a 05 es330 and I jus went from stock 17’s to Mas Italy 7spoke 18’s and it definitely gave me the poke fitment look rubs a lil bit in the back when I hit a dip but nothing too crazy. Definitely gonna roll my fenders in the next week or so

I have stock fitment but I want stance fitment on my BMW. Love the videos. Keep'em coming.

Cars hook down when launching. Take into consideration. I've seen rear bumpers, wheels/tires been destroyed at launch.

Hahaha, Seeing the poke fitment on the new GT350 (15-18) Is what got me interested in it to begin with. I was never into muscle cars growing up (I was one of those JDM kids) but falling in love with the New mustangs and them being more then 'MUSCLE CARR, FK YEAHHH!!" Iv been actually more interested in doing poke fitment intentionally. hehee xD

Tucked with alot of negative camber is my favorite type of stance :)

Flush looks the best to me thats the look im going for. Excited for my wheels to ship from fitment Industries!

Always flush, always. There's NEVER a time, even in aesthetics in mind, that stance looks good. Last setup I had was [in my pic] 16x7, +42 wrapped in 205/40's. Next setup will be 15x6.5, +38. Rubber is in the air, might run offset sizing; F205/50 & R195/50.

Lol my 370z currently has monster truck fitment

I’m from GB and having a Chanel based in Appleton is really cool because you mention somewhere around here and I’m like, hey I love right by there

Flush with a slight poke looks great

Personally i love love the poke looks so much!! I also love the flush fitment, and tucked looks cool aswell i just wouldn’t run that setup on my car.

Style 1 & 2 are in general the better and cleanest looking ones! 👍

When you were talking about the poke figment it reminded me of when I was in high school and all the Honda guys were sticking wide tires on the back wheels... ya you read that right

Very helpful. Thank you

Btw im flush with the oem 17s and spacers. For now. 😀

love poke fitment. It has a muscular stance and make the car broader than normal

i love the editing on this :)

I have poke on my lowerd bmw X1. I bought lowering springs looks good but im saving up for BC racing coilovers, hopefully have em by august. Then 2023 ill upgrad to some 19". im on a tight budget but ill get it looking right.👍🏿

7:47 guy in back: "did someone say 'hella flush'?"

Flush fit 😎 all day errday

Static and tucked is just the best

Fender to lip!!! 😍😍😍

I spy boosted boyz!!!

Lol I’m static with tucked fitment because it looks nice not because I messed up. 🤷🏻‍♂️

I have poked fitment, by nearly an inch, I have a 00' Honda Civic EJ9 with an KW V3 and Brock B6 9x16 ET30 on 215/40 16 Toyo Proxxes.. it looks pretty good

I bought some wheels 2 weeks ago, and did a test fit and got a little poke on my Accord, got a poke fit. - Guess im going to do a stance fitment in the spring next year. xD

Poke fitment on purpose here ... That aggressive bulldog stance is awesome in my eyes

I think it goes: Aggressive Fitment Track Fitment Slammed Fitment Clean Fitment.

Hey! Does reducing the ET (but still maintain all the wheel clearances) can affect tyre wear? Of course, after changing the weels I will proceed with a geometry verification. Congrats for the content, you are the best!

extensive vocabulary on point 👌

I got that stock mustang super tucked fitment 👌.......😢

I have shitment 😂

Is staggered better or worse than square in terms of performance? Trying to go flush too. Thanks for the vid. Answered questions I had for years.

What fitment do you reccomend for my Corolla hatchback 2019? I want the wheel to be same as the car body not in or out

half inch of poke MK6 GTI

I like way flush or just a baby bit of cheeky poke looks. However, my car is a 1998 Nissan Altima and it will not look sexy no matter how much money and effort I put into wheel fitment. So leaving room for a 747 to take off and land keeps my shit functional as fuck.

Haha peekaboo at 07:48 😂 Awesome video thanks

Congrats on 100k!

what about stance that makes you dance??

Hey man I drive a FWD MK4 Jetta an my poke wasnt a mistake. The only reason my fronts donts poke is cuz of rubbing issues, otherwise they'd be poking too. It gives your car that brolic, mad pumped up look. I think only NYC people will get what I mean lol

ur videos make me happy

Just bought a 2021 Toyota Highlander XSE AWD and want to put air ride/bags on it and want the wheels to be tucked! By looking at it it doesn’t look like it will work ( tucked) I’m also considering going with 22” wheels. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

The background music is permanently hip-hoppish all the time. Hey Alex, can you do a Mega Death edition episode? Lol Alex do it!

Running poke but when you drive a lifted Tacoma it's pretty acceptable

Running poked 9.5s square on my 13’ Genny Coupe. PokeGang.

Love the vid! 👌👌

Older cars with poke fitment look mint af.

Stance is the most work because you have to keep attaching all of the pieces that fall off the car

I got some stance fit rn but im looking to get more camber in the fronts ):

okay, if you have flush or poke, how does that work in a place like michigan that has shit roads? my suspension is stock and i'm thinking of getting spacers to get flushed or slightly poke.