Showing posts with label Honda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Honda. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Ridiculousness

Pretty awesome vid filled with spins, slides, and clutch kicks...... wait this isn't drifting.



-Jamie

Monday, April 26, 2010

Monday, February 22, 2010

True OG's

I have never been a every big fan of this "Stance" movement. I mean don't get my wrong when it's done right that shit can look sick, but it's just not me. I think its just a bunch of fan boy's that want to try and be cool with overly tight pants and lots of colors. I love 15's, five lug, and tire not offsets and 195's. It's a Honda not a drift car lol.

FF Squad has been holding it down since the 90's with just that in mind. All of their cars are clean purpose built Honda's all with legit parts, no bs parts here. This guy's have been a big inspiration for me and my Integra ever since I bought it back in 04 right out of high school. Seeing brothers Johnny and Lee cars in Super Street, back in 02 I believe, was like nothing I had ever seen before. They where in a more recent issue of Super Street, this time the whole crew was in full affect. These guy's will always be one of my favorite crews with their clean simple cars and hard driving.


-Jamie

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

MAX RACING Insight

Best Insight out right now?

Check:

And here's a look at some Civics in the shop, one sporting the FD2 aero that MAX RACING has recently been developing:
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MAX RACING blog

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

CRAZU 88 X Touge Factory @ Blackhawk Farms Raceway

A couple weeks ago we joined a few of the guys over at Touge Factory in a suspension testing and wheel swap session at Blackhawk Farms Raceway. This marked Michio's third track event in a three-week span and he showed up this time with four special guests... thanks to Tomasz.

Overall, the atmosphere was pretty chill and there was a good turn out, including participants of all ages with a wide arrangement of cars. It doesn't happen everyday, but it's kind of a neat sight when you see someone easily in their late 50s, on the ground working on a circuit-prepped EF hatch, and then driving it all out through the course during their next session. Makes me hope my Honda, and the Earth's dependence on crude oil, both still exist when I'm getting to a similar age.

Here are some photos I took from the day: