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Running 275-wide tires on stock suspension is like putting racing slicks on a grocery cart. You're throwing money at the wrong problem while making your car slower and less predictable. Proper alignme

You have been "almost" buying a Mazda Miata NA for four years. The prices did not wait for you and they are not going to. A 1990 base car left the factory at roughly 2,100 lbs with 116hp from the 1.6L

The 2011–2013 BMW E92 M3 Competition with a 6-speed manual is the configuration. An 8,300 rpm naturally aspirated V8, factory ZCP suspension, 359M wheels, and a real clutch pedal — BMW hasn't made any

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 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 Nissan 350Z and the Hyundai Genesis Coupe sit in the same classifieds bracket, wear the same 5x114.3 bolt pattern, and both slide sideways on demand. On paper the BK wins — the 3.8 Lambda made 306

The BMW E46 M3 has some of the most forgiving wheel fitment in BMW's lineup, but most enthusiasts still get it wrong. Unlike newer BMWs with complex suspension geometry, the E46's simple setup means y

If you check out our fitment gallery you are sure to see two things: Civics & IS’s. At this point maybe we should just rebrand to threepiece.eg or .is? Maybe .ek? How bout .ef?? We already d

Building a 2009-2020 Nissan 370Z is mostly an exercise in not wasting money. The Z34 is one of the last honest naturally aspirated sports cars you can buy for used-Civic money, and the fastest one at

The Scion FR-S punishes you for building it in the wrong order more than almost anything else you can buy for ten grand. Toyota and Subaru handed you a 2,758 lb chassis with a roughly 53/47 weight bal

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 Lexus IS350 is the most underrated rear-drive V6 sedan of its era, and it stays cheap only because it wears an L badge instead of an M badge. A 306hp, 277 lb-ft 2GR-FSE in a compact RWD chassis is