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Tired of your Tundra looking like a Kei Truck? You need a proper set of wheels and tires to not be the laughingstock of your ‘Merican-truck-owning friends. Introduction This guide is

The 2019-2024 Chevy Silverado 1500 runs the T1 platform — independent front suspension, a wider track than the previous generation, and an available MagneRide system that complicates suspension work m

Are you constantly going over a hundred on the freeway trying to race everything? Well a CV2 Honda Accord might be for you! Yes it can actually be quite quick, will anyone believe you? No they wil

Most enthusiasts blow their budget on flashy coilovers and cold air intakes while ignoring the $200 chassis reinforcements that make everything else work better. These unglamorous mods separate cars t

The Jeep Gladiator JT is one of the only factory-built mid-size trucks with genuine trail credentials — but its stock suspension is a compromise designed around payload ratings and street manners, not

We’re looking at wheels, tires, and suspension for the newest 4Runner. This generation seems to have the most haters. It also seems that the haters don’t actually own one, nor have driven one. Ready

The VW GTI Mk7 vs Civic Type R FK7 debate never ends on forums — but it fundamentally changes once you bolt on coilovers and a big brake kit. Stock, the Type R is the faster car and nobody argues othe

The third generation Dodge Challenger is a throwback to America’s glory days of building muscle cars. Big, bold, tons of power, not particularly aerodynamic, but definitely puts a smile on

The Porsche 993 is the last air-cooled 911 ever produced, and building one correctly is more important now than ever. Values keep climbing, the parts supply keeps shrinking, and every bolt-on you choo

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 GD STI is the most dangerous car on the used market to fall in love with, and that's not a knock on the car. The 2004-2007 Subaru WRX STI earned every bit of its legend. That legend is exactly why

The FA20-powered BRZ promised to be the affordable sports car enthusiasts had been waiting for, but most owners quickly discovered its weaknesses: torque dip, vague handling, and heat soak issues that