I’ve decided to take the site in a new direction and give everything a different look, check it out at http://www.trickset.com
Peace!
Shiz was tight. More pics soon, check pineapplelounge.com.
Enjoy.
Made a new little community that’s main purpose is to be lightweight and fun. Check it out and join in if you can!
www.pineapplelounge.com
I personally don’t condone behaviors such as streaming movies illegally off the internet… but this one was too good to not share.
Someone uploaded the entire Slide America DVD. If you’re not familiar with it, it’s basically a documentary about the growing popularity of drifting in the U.S. The DVD takes viewers to major cities such as Miami, San Diego, San Francisco, etc to show what’s up with the drifting scene across the country. Enjoy it, and if you can, purchase the real dvd at www.slideamerica.com
part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tERUbWQ8fNw
part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCA6hM-K5iE
part 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJ55nyY1f4g
part 5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SISAlvbv2k
part 6: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULM9PkcChS8
part 7: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n13PHfEWoG4
part 8: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3WoAMe0Ppk
part 9: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9eI9aQdURs
part 10: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8A8hOhOPFE
The Subaru wagon and BMW 2002 are personally my two favorite cars in this movie.
It’s true. These two cars prove you don’t need to have a ballin’ M3 to have an amazingly good looking and good performing car.
First car was found on Ziptied. It probably pissed a lot of BMW fanatics off–you’ll see why in a second- but I love it.
Lowered on Koni yellows and eibach springs etc. Here’s the really impressive part. BMW purists hold onto your nuts.
Powered by a KA24DET engine. Pretty impressive fabrication went into this car, I’m sure it rips like no other.
If you haven’t seen the next car, you probably haven’t checked the forums.
A video of it in action:
Oh and just a random find: Those wheels make me drool.
Check out the gallery for more pictures of the two cars.
Found this video on Youtube from browsing around pop-up light videos, for some reason. Pretty cool to see how it’s done over there.
Intial D Style, zomg!
And this one is just amazing:
No Drifting, but a good look at the Japanese car scene…
So, my friend had the bright idea of searching for car videos in Japanese. I’m not sure why I never thought of doing this, but he’s been finding some golden old school videos. Here’s a sample, I’ll post more random youtube Japan finds later. Credits go to Nick for finding this.
Feel free to skip the first minute, it’s just 3 guys talking…or doing something in the dark…
One of my top favorite wheels is, hands down, the Work Meisters. The 3 Piece series of these wheels are the fanciest, but they’re all good. I’ve yet to find a car that DOESN’T look good with these wheels. I guess I have a soft spot for clean 5 spoke wheels.
Another wheel that looks similar to these are the SSR Professors, but the difference is in the spokes. In the SSR’s, the Spokes extend into the rivets rim of the wheel, while the Work’s spokes stop before the rivets. This, along with their stepped lip design, gives the appearance that the wheels are actually smaller than they are. Straight O.G.
I have a 4 week break from school, and I have literally nothing to do. So today I was mobbin’ around m3 forums and I found some pretty sweet shiz.
First, I gave myself a mission before I entered the forum: Try to find an ugly E46. I failed. This car looks amazing in every single color ( even that pee-pee yellow ) and it’s amazing how the majority of them have very minor mods. i.e. wheels, a drop, maybe a csl trunk and a lip. That’s all these cars need to go from looking great to downright spectacular.
BMW’s have a reputation for having amazing colors. They sound simple in text and look decent in photos, but up close they all have something special about them. Check these beautiful Alpine White E46’s.
I also found a flat black M3 on m3forums, it’s not a ghetto trailer park flat black this one was done right. The only thing I didn’t like was the bright light yellow they used so I’ll just post a rear shot.
I also found a E30 M3 with 4822 original miles. If I owned this car it’d be in a bubble 5000 ft under the earth in a bomb proof shelter. Okay, that’s a little too much, but I’m really digging this car.
Here’s a couple of random pics I snatched from around the ‘net. Enjoy.
