text: Watch this stanced Scion FR-S get stuck on a speed hump | Driving
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  When does modifying your car go too far? This. This is when.
  Well now, this is embarrassing…
  Personally, I've never understood the fascination with modding a car to the extent that it becomes practically undriveable. Neither, as it seems, do most people in the comments section of this YouTube clip (such language). What exactly is the appeal of making quite literally every part of the driving experience infinitely harder than it needs to be?
  Exhibit A. This particular gentleman is leaving the recent CleanCulture ATL meet in Duluth, Georgia, when his Scion FR-S beaches itself on a speed hump, so slammed is the suspension and so negative is the camber of the wheels. Kudos to the 2.0-litre flat-four that's clearly also had some work done, to the driver for his persistence, and to the helpful onlookers that started pushing, ultimately, in vain (mind those ridiculous twin exhausts, guys). Still the BBS alloys spin in futile despair as intermittent puffs of tyre smoke confirm the Scion is going nowhere under its own steam.
  I repeat, completely ridiculous. Sure, there is a certain head-turning charm to this particular Scion FR-S, not least of which is the sight of the bare chassis beneath the front wheel arch and the pearlescent black paint, but it's not enough to win me over to the world of 'Stance Nation'. Cue several hundred members of said community feverishly mopping their brows with worry, or, more likely, gearing up with offensive names in the comments. Meh, probably reasonable.
  How does our intrepid hero eventually free himself from this insurmountable problem? Two sawn-off pieces of 2x4 under each rear wheel, which he then takes with him. That. Is adorable.