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Rear camber arms are one of the most skipped — and most necessary — upgrades on any lowered car. If you dropped your ride on coilovers or lowering springs and never installed adjustable rear arms, you

The Nissan 350Z has some of the most forgiving fender geometry in the sports car world, but most Z33 owners are running the wrong wheel specs and don't even know it. With a 5x114.3 bolt pattern and 66

The Nissan 370Z has the most forgiving wheel wells in the Z lineup, but most owners still get fitment wrong. Unlike the 350Z's restrictive rear quarters, the Z34 chassis gives you room to experiment —

The Subaru WRX STI was never supposed to be a street car. It was a homologation receipt — a rally weapon that Subaru needed to build in small numbers so the real car could compete in the WRC. Somewher

The Lexus IS300 sat in the shadow of its sibling for two decades. Toyota dropped a 2JZ-GE inline-six — same block family as the Supra — into a compact luxury sedan, and nobody cared. It was too quiet,

The 9th gen Honda Civic Si (FA5/FG2) gets overlooked while everyone chases Type Rs, but it's actually the perfect platform for a canyon weapon. With a naturally aspirated K24Z7 that loves to rev, ligh

The MK7 GTI with an IS38 turbo swap represents the perfect balance of power and reliability that most enthusiasts miss. While everyone chases 400hp builds that grenade engines, this 350whp setup deliv

The Toyota GR86 with a Jackson Racing C38 supercharger represents everything right about forced induction done properly. While most owners slap on a tune and coilovers, this $12,000 build transforms t

The 18x8.5 +45 wheel spec might be the most boring setup you'll ever run, but it's also the smartest choice for FWD sport compacts. While everyone chases aggressive fitment with stretched tires and qu

The Nissan 370Z Z34 is one of the best naturally aspirated sport-compact platforms you can still buy for under $25K — but most builds go sideways because people start with intakes and exhaust when the

The battle of the DC5 owners: if you own a Type-S, your job is to act like you basically have an NSX. If you own a base, your job is to remind Type-S owners that these cars were only 3K apar

The Nissan Z Trophy R costs $80,000 after dealer markups for the same VR30 twin-turbo V6 making identical 400 horsepower as the base Z. Nissan's marketing team convinced everyone that carbon aero, Rec