SPEED HERO Blog — over looked cars

Hey Man Tuning

These guys will forever be my Hero's. For those of you new to drifting, you may want to write these guys a thank you letter. Yokota Airforce base located in Japan, these American boys were into drifting long before it hit US shores. You'll note that they were drifting 'boro boro' or 'missiles' long before the term was coined, perhaps they are the reason for the name? In any case, you'll also noticed a very young Robbie Nishida of Formula D fame, as well as Shinji Minowa of D1GP fame, who contiues the Hey Man line of products...


Things I Like: Brock Edition

I like Stuff Peter Brock has touched. Peter Brocks '79 Holden Torana A9X:   The A9x was a homologation special. The first year for the 2 door Torana, a car that was sort of a Manta B, Nova, Monza/Astre mash up, the A9X was just a punked out version, big motor, big flares, big wing, big success. I've recently fallen in love with this car, but sadly no where else in the world seems to have gotten this exact bodystyle. If your not Familiar with...


ReBadge Madness

I've covered a few of these cars on the blog form time to time, but this thread rocks a whole lot of badge mix up madness! :) One of the best threads on the internet. Click Here And yes, that is *not* a Lotus Elan, but rather a Kia Roadister.....Colin Chapman, now a grave tumbler.      


Odd Balls: This is Sparta...and his kids.

300, the series, of Volvo. Blonde in nature, builds cars for tall people. Huge Northern European monsters of humans, here to set sail across the oceans, raping and pillaging those in their way. This is very similar to the safety boxes provided from this Swedish company, gigantic ships used solely plow semi-directionless through it's obstacles. Rare is an exception to this when left over bits of failed persian plans come in contact with this brute force of a paper weight with wheels. DAF a company known for their massive things,...


Crawling Injured Soldier

Is really the way I see front wheel drive cars, but this isn't to say, I dislike them. I've had some great fun a front wheel drive car, both grip and sliding.  However, with some experience doing both, I still prefer a RWD car. To be honest, I haven't been making posts lately because I felt most of my older informational posts weren't original content, but rather stubs of other articles. My post counts have been dropping dramatically, and my other fellow contributers have basically stopped themselves. Recently I've had some conversations with people while out having some fun. The...