tuck those wheels, don't half-ass the stance. roll/pull fenders and go lower.

Also for anyone wondering "Drift" charms aren't really drift charms. It started out in the 80's in Japan as they used subway handles(the leather ones) and hung them off the rear to show how low they were as to how much it scraped(no matter fwd or rwd). Later on American's saw it and started using it on drift cars as a look. The Japanese turned around again in 2000's and decided it was cool and started calling them drift charms. Which leads back to America as a J-fad