Illmotion
There is a lot of people that want to know more about the group Illmotion and the group and its involvement in the car culture. Purely from an outsiders perspective; Some dont' know much about the group itself, and some dont know many of the people representing the group. Some of the people that are bearing "Illmotion" stickers, I must admit, it is sort of cool. Some of the builds are fresh, clean well done. like stickydiljoe. In a short word, some builds from this group are... Sick.
Many have seen good and bad. It's only opinion.
Illmotion; is a group of drivers with common tuning goals have a real passion for the tuning; which sets a fairly good example of "how it should be done". Form and Function.
So this leads to a few questions:
Should it be said that Illmotion sets the proper way of tuning by form and function?
Is this the only way of tuning?
Is it that tuners which do not bear the sticker Illmotion are considered not proper tuners? or less of a tuner?
Who / which group IS the example of Form and Function? Some can say the manufacturers themselves.
should the Manufacturers be not the actual entity that already engineered(function), designed (form), and manufactured already for any buyers on the market?
Racing team? official manufacturers?
If your car is tuned and likeable by any of the Illmotion crew, you get a sticker?
How does a tuners vehicle qualify as an Illmotion car??
Whats the difference between a tuner and Illmotion?
Who founed Illmotion?
How does Illmotion consider a good tune vs bad tune?
Whats considered a "Build"
Whats considered an "Illmotion Build"
Simply said, I am not by any means providing support nor abuse towards Illmotion. Just curious. Illmotion seems to be a group that helps contribute to making the scene by differentiating their builds with "illmotion" stickers; Achieved by purchasing several different aftermarket manufacturing brands readily available to anyone who wishes to purchase the product as a consumer, distributor or retailer.
And this thread for discussion and ideas.