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Originally Posted by the_student Hahaha...HELLAFLUSH started in the bay area obviously because of the word 'hella' anyway.... Flushed looks really good when things are flush like VIP-STATUS's car
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Hmmm....am I "hella flush"?
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hmmm so you wanna know if your hellaflush eh... wells your not hellaflush... more like FLUSHEDENOUGH HHEHEHE but still nice ride.
I like the hella flush look but I think ima go with 9.5 in the front and 11 in the rear. not hella flush approved but flushed enough approved. =)
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Negative...that would not be considered "hella flush"
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Hella flush indeed!!! hahahha
![]() Well maybe you're right regarding the VW thing. I had a Rabbit GTI 20 yrs ago and it was hellaflush in a late '80s sorta way. I should look for the pics
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Hello everyone. I am new here. I saw this post and had to chime in with an interesting article on Hellaflush.
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Positive effects: * Looks good! Negative effects: * Rims exposed to curb damage * Tires distorted due to being fitted on a rim that is too wide, thus, requiring much higher inflation pressures to prevent excessive wear on the edges of the tread surface * Rough choppy ride due to higher inflation requirements * Possibility of tire coming off the bead if impacted * Higher rate of wear and tear on suspension components and wheel bearings * Poor directional stability due to wrong offset being used * Increased understeer in FWD vehicles due to wider rear wheels * Decreased turning radius * Tires need to be changed more often * Extra cost of a wider wheel * Body damage
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