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James OTA’s Lexus SC430
Why it Made the List: When was the last time you saw a SC430 with a genuine Job Design kit slammed on air? RESPECT!

James OTA’s Lexus SC430 Why it Made the List: When was the last time you saw a SC430 wit

The hella-offset-flush-stance craze, or whatever you might call it, has made a huge presence in the industry and isn’t showing any signs of slowing down soon. Love it or hate it, it looks like super-dumped cars are here to stay, and the trend has catapulted numerous websites and companies into Internet superstardom. While many of the cars people are building these days are downright tacky, we’re proud to have featured some classy rides that fit the genre. In no particular order, here are some of our favorites.

Yuta Akaishi’S Datsun 240Z
Why it Made the List: If you haven’t seen this car, you’ve failed miserably at Interwebz 101. Enthusiasts welcomed this rough Z car overnight, putting the Heartbreaker crew on the map.
Yuta Akaishi’S Datsun 240Z Why it Made the List: If you haven’t seen this car, you’ve fa
Arnel Ortiz's Honda Civic
Why it Made the List: Although we haven’t outright featured Arnel’s car, we have to give credit where credit is due. It might be one of the most hated hatchbacks ever built, but for every hater there are ten likers. It’s safe to say that this car validated the flush look for the Honda crowd.
Arnel Ortiz's Honda Civic Why it Made the List: Although we haven’t outright featured Ar
Matt Power's Nissan 240SX
Why it Made the List: Although we can’t knock Matt for eventually raising his car up, he was the poster boy for grassroots drift fans everywhere with his how-is-he-possibly-competing-professionally-with-his-car-that- low stance.
Matt Power's Nissan 240SX Why it Made the List: Although we can’t knock Matt for eventua

Justin Hrenko’s Datsun 610
Why it Made the List: Another member of the Heartbreaker crew, Justin veered very far off the beaten path with his wagon. Lots of customizing and fabricating was done to create a one-off independent rear suspension for this Datsun allowing for all four wheels to tuck into extreme negative camber when the air ride is dropped.
Justin Hrenko’s Datsun 610 Why it Made the List: Another member of the Heartbreaker crew
Spirit REI Odyvia Nissan Silvia
Why it Made the List: It’s part Odyssey, part Silvia and 100% slammed to piss. We were astonished that the deep-dish Work VS-KF wheels could even turn, considering they had only a few millimeters of clearance between rubber and fender.
Spirit REI Odyvia Nissan Silvia Why it Made the List: It’s part Odyssey, part Silvia and
Mizuno Works Nissan Skyline
Why it Made the List: Put simply, Mizuno-San has been slamming cars since before most of you were born. The Shakotan super-low-down style doesn’t come much better, or cleaner, than this.
Mizuno Works Nissan Skyline Why it Made the List: Put simply, Mizuno-San has been slammi

Eddie Melkumian’s Toyota Mark II
Why it Made the List: In order to get this Mark II this low, Eddie had to do some pretty extensive customization, much the same as fellow wagon fanatic Justin. Although this Toyota might look like a pile, it’s packing a 1JZ under the hood!
Eddie Melkumian’s Toyota Mark II Why it Made the List: In order to get this Mark II this
Jeremy Brittain's IS350
Why it Made the List: It’s a slammed IS on oh-my-god- hot-pink TE37s. If you get it, you get it. If you don’t, you don’t. There’s no arguing this one.
Jeremy Brittain's IS350 Why it Made the List: It’s a slammed IS on oh-my-god- hot-pink T
Akira Nakai’s Porsche 911
Why it Made the List: You can’t possibly call yourself a car enthusiast until you’ve spent some time looking at RWB’s infamous Porsches. If there’s a car on the planet that looks cooler than this, we haven’t seen it.
Akira Nakai’s Porsche 911 Why it Made the List: You can’t possibly call yourself a car e