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    • Jan 25thHow deep is your dish?

      How deep is the dish on this Suzuki Fronte SS40 at the Awaji Island meeting? Not that deep considering that these SSR Formula Mesh are probably only 10 inch in diameter. Still the dish is a good 25% of the diameter and looks maniacal!
      Deep dish SSR Formula Mesh on a Suzuki Fronte SS40
      This one is especially for Tijs Lochbaum who is currently seeking a daily beater and mentioned on Facebook a second generation Suzuki Fronte (actually called the Alto in the Netherlands) would be a very nice option. (more…)


      by banpei with 1 comment
    • Jan 20thTokyo Auto Salon: Koenig Crown JZS150

      This one is somewhere between kaido racer and bippu. I’d rather refer to it as the style Koenig created in the 80s.
      Tokyo Auto Salon Koenig Gloria Y33
      The wild mix of awesome hood fins, side fins, side air intake, large wings and deep dished SSR Formula Mesh wheels just makes it an exceptional appearance at the Auto Salon!

      Edit: it is a Crown JZS150

      Found at Minkara


      by banpei with 2 comments
    • Nov 20thRC Zokusha: roof chopped Toyota Mark II GX71

      Last Thursday I was reading one of the RC car features on Speedhunters. This feature was about a roofchopped Toyota Soarer by Tijs Lochbaum crafted with the most tiny details. It reminded me of another RC car that was sent in by one of my readers: a roofchopped Mark II GX71 with the same level of details as the Soarer. Could it be???
      Bosozoku style RC drifter: Mark II GX71
      Yes indeed: almost two months ago the very same Tijs approached me with the picture above and just look at all those tiny details!
      At a glance you immediately spot the oil cooler, blistered fenders, hood fins, victory exhaust pipes, JDM license plate, headlight covers and the bosozoku driver inside!

      The Mark II was built for the WK RC drifing match held at the end of August and it became second in the best of show competition. (more…)


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    • Dec 16thHow deep is your dish?


      I saw an ad on auctions yahoo with some 15 inch 10J SSR Formula Mesh rims:
      SSR Formula Mesh 15 inch 10J
      SSR Formula Mesh 15 inch 10J

      Now, those rims are already quite special by itself, but the car featuring them was even better: a Mazda RX3 with some wide wide wide fenders!

      SSR Formula Mesh 15 inch 10J on a Mazda RX3
      SSR Formula Mesh 15 inch 10J on a Mazda RX3

      The Mazda RX3 is looking very serious: wide fenders, bucket seats and an old school lip! Note the 13B-Garage sticker here: this car is featuring a tuned 13B from a SA22C!

      SSR Formula Mesh 15 inch 10J on a Mazda RX3
      SSR Formula Mesh 15 inch 10J on a Mazda RX3

      I think this is the most beautiful RX3s I’ve ever seen! More on this car soon!! 🙂

      These rims can be yours for a mere 40000 yen ($450!), so hurry and go buy them here:
      SSR Formula Mesh 15 inch 10J at Auctions Yahoo


      by banpei with 4 comments
    • Oct 9thHow deep is your dish?

      If you thought Zeppann13J was the only person to post amazing deep dish videos you were wrong: kybdirtra89 posted this video with a lot of yummy rims:

      Nice touch is showing the width, size and offset of the wheels! (???)

      My personal favorite is the SSR Mk3 14 inch 11J ET-51 at 0:33! (???)


      by banpei with 1 comment
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