YK recreation

17/05/2024

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ841-e9-WQ&pp=ygUNeWsgcmVjcmVhdGlvbg%3D%3D

The bugeye JDM STI was apparently the best built engine out of all the ej207 blocks, ported heads, AVCS, forged piston's etc, Its just the look that puts peo...

27/02/2024

size on that turbo! what bhp do you recon?🐌 feel free to send me your posts to share

26/02/2024

old post! was taking the little one's for a drive and seen the Honda lad at the fuel station, not sure what version it is all i know its a coupe

14/11/2023

Don't see many legacies about these days, are they all in showrooms or do people still drive them

14/11/2023

11/11/2023

What shape do you prefer ?

08/11/2023

Yep

08/11/2023

What wheels are they?

23/10/2023

23/10/2023

Not getting a ticket this time 😅

19/10/2023

Did you know that in 1884 the first production standard electric car in the world capable of being reproduced and sold to the public was revealed?
Did you know that by early 1900 1/3 of all vehicles on the road were electric?
They started to disappear rapidly around 1920 with the introduction of gasoline by Henry Ford.
Ferdinand Porsche, the founder of the eponymous sports car, produced an electric vehicle named the 'P' in 1898, before creating the world’s first hybrid offering, which was powered by both electricity and an internal combustion engine.
So whats new that all the present generation of EV fanbois are harping about when some companies could make them way back in 1884. However, gasoline fired engines killed EVs from the face of America then!
Mercedes-Benz also offered an electric model called the Mercedes Mixte, in 1906.
This car was adopted as a taxi in the cities and even became a race car in 1907.
Therefore, there's nothing so novel in EV.