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two Hawaiian boxes

admin — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 19:10:03 +0000

Our friends at ForjWorks just did a photoshoot of a couple first gen xB’s equipped with their 5 degree and 5.5 degree camber kits. The Maroon xB is using the -5 degree kit, and the black one is using the -5.5 kit. They are both great examples of VIP style, with the low stance and high end wheels. Check out more pics below!

Prius OG tuning

admin — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 22:04:30 +0000

Thanks to Gary who sent in these pics of his Japanese-style inspired Prius. You don’t see too many of the old Prius modified, and Gary looks like he is on the way to big things! He is currently searching for a JDM front lip/bumper to set off the front.

As with most cars, the choice of wheels makes all the difference. He went with Work RSZ-R wheels, a classic wheel that is not often applied to the hybrid market. It is also very lightweight to keep the Prius’ gas mileage high.

it’s a good FIT

admin — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 17:13:11 +0000

Thanks goes to RA64FREDDY for showing off a couple pics of this very nice Honda Fit from Indonesia. With a staggered wheel setup, low stance, and Noblesse aero kit, you can’t go wrong on this Fit.

if the glove fits...

Here’s Logan from iputinWORK showing that the new Fit can look sporty and slick on a set of Work wheels. sporty and slick!

broSTAR – kei-car tuning pt. 2

admin — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 21:39:20 +0000

BroStar’s demo cars emphasize “wide & low form, the principle of BROSTAR. It is such pure VIPSTYLE that BROSTAR advocates” (one of their mottos). Their products range from aero parts, suspension, and interior dress up pieces such as a front passenger table. I like the blue color that they apply to all of their show vehicles. Pictured above is their VAMOS with original aero parts and Work Meister 15×7 +35 front 15×7.5 +25 rear wheels.

Here is a HIJET-Cargo from Daihatsu with the same wheels as above. Gotta love how low it is!

A post about Brostar wouldn’t be complete without showing their famous tuned Kei-trucks. Here is a Daihatsu HIJET-Truck used to deliver … well, whatever would fit in the small bed. A mini fridge perhaps? Notice the front window “wiper guard” and the 15″ Work Euroline staggered wheels.Find out more about Brostar at http://brostar-cs.com.