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There are a few things on the checklist for new Subaru owners 1) vape 2) unequal length headers 3) get new wheels and immediately powder coat them with the most obnoxious fluorescent color avail

What Wheels Fit a BMW M2: The Complete Fitment Guide The BMW M2 demands respect when it comes to wheel fitment. Whether you're running the original F87 generation or the newer G87, this compact perf

Turns out MINIs aren’t so mini these days, so we’ll have to save our Mario Kart jokes for the retro MINIs. The minute you see an F-Model next to an R, it’s obvious that the 3rd gen has compl

Full Toyota GR86 Build for Under $2,000: The Exact Parts, Prices, and Order of Operations Two thousand dollars won't turbocharge a GR86. It won't cage it, big-brake it, or meaningfully move the pow

Complete Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX Build Guide: $8,000 Budget Breakdown Building a proper Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX doesn't require a trust fund. With $8,000 and smart part selection, you can transform a

Every NB Miata owner eventually stares at a spreadsheet of intake manifolds and header combos trying to will another 15 horsepower out of the BP-4W, and every single one of them is starting in the wro

Every Genesis G70 Common Failure (and How to Fix Them) The Genesis G70 is one of the most undervalued sport sedans on the used market. It shares its platform with the Kia Stinger, competes directly

BMW G80 M3 Wheel & Tire Guide: Fitment, Sizing, and the Best Upgrades The G80 M3's wide-body shell is one of the most fitment-friendly platforms BMW has built in years. Those flared fenders — 80 mm

The Ford Mustang has been in continuous production since 1964, spanning seven generations and six decades. That kind of longevity breeds a lot of revisionist history — and a lot of bad takes. Not ever

It’s about time your 8th gen gets some aftermarket wheels. Realistically, it probably already has some…Just about every 8th gen has a set at this point. But if you’re here, either the previous owner

The Infiniti G series has one of the strangest platform evolutions in Japanese automotive history. It started as a front-wheel-drive four-cylinder sedan nobody remembers and ended as a 330hp rear-whee

The ND Miata doesn't need 400 horsepower to embarrass cars twice its price on canyon roads. This build transforms the already brilliant chassis into a precision weapon that rewards driver skill over s