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Martin posted on February 04, 2010 16:05
MotoIQ Staff Report
OS Giken's new R35 GT-R differentials were awarded Best New Product honors at the 2009 SEMA show. More details on options, pricing and ordering contact inside...
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Mike Kojima posted on February 03, 2010 13:46 
By Mike Kojima and Billy Johnson
If you follow Time Attack at all you are probably very familiar with FXMD's Acura NSX Unlimited RWD killing machine piloted by our own Fast Lap Editor, Billy Johnson. In the 2009 Time Attack season the NSX has given the competition the business in every event it has entered for an undefeated 2009 Redline Time Attack season. Lets take a deep technically based look inside the fastest Time Attack machine in North America.
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Mike Kojima posted on February 03, 2010 01:04
Sorry, We are Having Some Tech Problems
We should have updates tomorrow. We lost our Internet connection at our office! There were issues when stitching over to a higher speed connection.
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Mike Kojima posted on February 01, 2010 23:06
MotoIQ Staff Report
(Clover, SC) January 21, 2010 Performance Friction Corporation® announced today that it has extended its long-lasting relationship with GRAND-AM Road Racing entering a three year commitment with the series organizer as a continuing contingency sponsor. “Performance Friction has been a long time supporter of GRAND-AM and we are pleased to continue our relationship with the series,” said Darrick Dong, Director of Motorsports at Performance Friction Brakes.
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Mike Kojima posted on January 30, 2010 16:43
MotoIQ Staff Report
LOS ANGELES (January 29, 2010) – HKS USA, Inc., the premier manufacturer and supplier of premium automotive performance systems, introduces its large front-mount intercooler kit for the Nissan GT-R.
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Eric Hsu posted on January 30, 2010 01:32 
by Eric Hsu
What to do, where to go, what I did, and as usual, my opinions during my Christmas trip to Taipei, Taiwan. Plenty about Taiwanese food, night life, friends, and tourist spots inside.
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Jeff Naeyaert posted on January 29, 2010 16:57
By Jeff Naeyaert
Check out this cool video of our Project Scion shot at the NASA Six Hours of Thunder hill.
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Annie Sam posted on January 28, 2010 19:17
Project Racer - Part 7: Recipe for Racing
By Annie Sam
Being a fast road racer requires five main ingredients; 2 cups drivers skill, 1 cup killer suspension, ½ cup of grip, a dash of reliability, and of course, 2 tablespoons of horsepower. Now that you’ve learned the basics of racing, and driving through following the progress of Project Racer, let’s turn our attention to the next ingredient - horsepower. Though a detailed buildup of a Performance Touring race car could be found detailed in various other project vehicles on this site, what automotive project – project racer included - is complete without the mention of upgrading a racecar? After all, as project racer, I couldn’t race without building a racecar, now could I?
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Mike Kojima posted on January 27, 2010 11:34
By Mike Kojima
Today Toyota announced perhaps what is the most extensive, comprehensive and expensive recall in the history of Automotive manufacturing. The recall involves eight of their best selling models from the Camry to even our Project Tundra. 2.3 MILLION vehicles will be affected by this recall. In an unprecedented move, Toyota has also stopped all sales and production of the potentially affected models as well. This affects more than 100,000 brand new Toyotas in the sales pipe line. This is STOPPED, dead cold, with thousands of workers at plants and dealerships who as of next Monday will be sitting around twiddling their thumbs. This recall will probably be disastrous financially for Toyota.
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Mari Umekubo posted on January 27, 2010 09:00
By Mari Umekubo
The stock VG cam shafts are very mild. At the advice of the guys at Nissan Motorsports we added a set of their #2 off road cams to Project Pathfinder. The cams have 264 degrees of duration and .430” lift with a 106 degree intake and 116 lobe center as opposed to the tiny stock 248 degrees duration and .374” lift with 114 lobe centers. This is quite a difference and the cams really woke Project Pathfinder up.
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