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Not much to report in the garage at all this week aside from a couple small items for the PS13 arriving from RHD Japan: a new hood prop rod, NISMO clutch pivot ball, NISMO steering rack bushings, and some rubber … Continue reading →

With summer in full swing, I’ve been spending most of my free time away from work with friends and family. We have been fortunate enough to enjoy a lot of really cool stuff that comes with Michigan living in the … Continue reading →

I’ve gotta be totally honest- I have not been feeling it this week. Last week I made the decision to part ways with my mercury silver TE37s for a couple of reasons- the first and primary motivator being financial security. … Continue reading →

Back in August of 2017, I made a quick blog post about my buddy Kev’s S13 he was working on building down in Houston. It’s hard to believe that nearly two years have passed since I made that post. It’s … Continue reading →

At this point in my life I typically only attend one or two events per any given summer. I frequently have friends that live fairly close to me comment that they only see me in Chicago or Wisconsin, and typically … Continue reading →

This post features a few photos that Joey Lee of The Chronicles captured in his WekFest Chicago coverage. Thanks as always for the shots Joey! It has been a long time since I had some nice photos of the car … Continue reading →

Note: At the time of this posting, Flickr’s website was down for maintenance. Maybe I’ll create a separate post at some point with some photos from WekFest Chicago- though I didn’t really take many and they are undoubtedly not very … Continue reading →

Apologies for not posting here last Friday! After working on the SR for my coupe two weeks back, I decided to shift my focus to the hatch to prepare the car for a couple of road trips coming up in … Continue reading →

I ended up working on the SR20DET swap for my coupe a bit this week for the first time in over a month. For whatever reason I just haven’t felt like tinkering with it too much. Sometimes I get overwhelmed … Continue reading →