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THE BBS LM IS THE GREATEST TUNER WHEEL
It seems Marty's choice of BBS LMs for his JDM AMG wagon (WATCH THE NEW EP HERE) has drawn a lot of commentary from people. While style is relative and people are free to not like the look of the BBS LM (and be wrong for doing so), the argument that these wheels belong more on JDM cars or only older VW, BMW or Audi builds is flat out wrong. The LM was launched in 1994 as a lightweight two-piece forged aluminium wheel designed for use in endurance racing at the hardest circuit race on the planet: the Le Mans...
The Internet said: You put the wrong wheels on your car
I bought a cheap E43 AMG from Japan auction for $40K landed and have been on a mission to find the right wheels, eventually going from buckled stock 20s down to custom 3-piece 19" BBS - but is the internet satisfied?
WORKSHOP SUPPLIES YOU NEED BEFORE YOU TAKE ON A PROJECT CAR
One of life's hard lessons is when you're planning a project car the actual expense of the car and mods is only a fraction of what you'll spend on it. Buying tools to work on your car requires a large chunk of money, but you'll also need plenty of consumables for when you're making your chosen nugget maaaad. Below is a rundown of what supplies you will most likely need in you garage when undertaking a project car of almost any type: FLUIDS 1L engine oil 1L of manual gear oil 1L of DexIII auto trans flui for autos or...
WIRING CHEAT CODES
Wiring is one of the biggest hoodoos most car enthusiasts have. From tracing problems, to adding new functions to a vehicle, to the enormous task of rewiring an entire vehicle, the idea of diving into the forbidden spaghetti seems to put car fans off their lunch (not our legendary mate Davo, though CLICK HERE) You want to avoid ending up with a wiring nightmare like the below? Read on to see how a little bit of planning, and a few minutes of extra work can make a huge difference to how easy it is to live with a project car. ...
WHY ARE JAPANESE CARS FROM THE 80s SO SPECIAL?
We all know the 1980s and '90s were an especially rad time for cars designed and built in Japan. If you have watched OUR LATEST EPISODE (LINK HERE) you will have seen two of our favourite oddball JDM 80s classics go head-to-head, showing off some very different, cutting-edge engineering of the time, quirky styling, and pure nuggety awesomeness. Cars from Japan in this era seem to resonate with enthusiasts of a certain age. On top of the City Turbo II and March Superturbo, let's look at some of Japan's greatest hits from the 80s: Mazda MX-5, FC RX7, Nissan GT-R...