[AutoShow] 1997 Honda Civic - 12 Years Strong

A fully built K24 sits within the confines of a meticulously crafted (almost to an obsessive level) engine bay. The exterior, armed only with a few carefully chosen aero bits and aggressively designed flared corners, proudly sports a new hue borrowed from the BMW family. Inside the cabin, more fresh paint takes the place of any and all “extras” deemed nothing more than dead weight, while a custom rollcage serves as security at multiple...

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[AutoShow] 2007 Honda Civic Type R - Across the Pond

Although here in the States, the Type R line has been dead for over a decade, in England, Honda’s performance pedigree trundled on until 2011. The final iteration of the “R Legacy” is what you see here—the FN2. This particular custom version belongs to David Haswell of Newton Under Roseberry, UK, who’d never even owned a Honda prior to this red pocket rocket. ...

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[Event] Import DPS Honda Day - 10 Years Strong!

Ten years in the automotive enthusiast circle is a long time no matter how you look at it. That sentiment rings especially true in regard to events. Sure, there are some show and race series that have been around for a decade, but they’re not pulling anywhere near the numbers that Honda Day is. Javier Ortega is the brains behind the operation and is no stranger ...

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[Products] Kakimoto Racing

Kakimoto Racing Established in 1975, Kakimoto Racing manufacture a large range of exhaust products to suit racing, street and now even luxury vehicles, vans and mini vans. Kakimoto Racing features a successful history of racing including a 8.275 second quarter mile Nissan Skyline GTR in 1997 and now operates a Super Factory & Works facility in Osaka. KAKIMOTO RACING EXHAUST MANIFOLD The Kakimoto Racing Exhaust manifold has been...

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[Videos] Super Street Visits RAYS Japan - Volk Racing

Super Street Visits RAYS Japan - Volk Racing  &nbs...

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[AutoShow] 2008 Honda Civic Si - Redrum

One of the debates you most often hear among Honda enthusiasts is whether or not a build is truly functional. Functionality is really only relative to what the owner’s intentions were during the assembly of the vehicle in question, but you’ll frequently hear people talk about how there are too many show cars that never see an actual track time. There are individuals who care very little about racing their cars, but since they’ve installed...

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