Import Tuner Central (ITC)

Now I know that this is an automotive blog, and something called “the virtual haircut” probably has nothing to do with anything on four wheels. But who cares right? We need a laugh every once in a while. Anyway, the interesting thing about “the virtual haircut” is that for best results, you should listen through headphones or earphones (you’ll see what I mean when you listen). And no, this time it it not suggested for ages 10 and up, (remember The Fake Borat Respons...more

Since it’s birth in 1999, Honda’s version of the “little red sports-car” has become something of a cult. Although it seems your more likely to see it in bright yellow now. Anyway, the car is already a screamer packing 237hp in it’s stock form from it’s manic V-TEC engine. But unfortunately, with all that good news, there’s also bad news to go along with it, respectively. This car twitches like it has Parkinsons. If there’s one modification you&rsqu...more

In 1989, Nissan made a huge comeback. How? Old Skyline virtues had been resurrected.  The HCR32 Nissan Skyline debuted, and was available as a 4 door family sedan, or the favored 2 door sports coupe. All other body styles were laid to rest. The new model line used several versions of the recent RB motors. You had the choice of an RB20E, RB20DE, RB25DE, RB20DET, and of course, the beloved RB26DETT. Now remember, RB is the engine series. 20 for example stands for displacement, meaning 2.0L, 25 m...more

Yes, this is another one of those to go upon the lengthy list of reasons for why Japan is ubercool and we’re still just cool. Ok, so you’re in the parking lot an you just happen to come across a nice enough red FD with a lump of carbon fiber and some very serious looking Ray’s Engineering wheels. So you’re probably thinking, hmmm driver profile: young dude, probably diggs MTV, likes hip hop, rock, girls, stuff, maybe he’s a student, or dating students, more girls, ...more