A brief history of JDM car culture and street racing.
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When I fell I love with Honda… Seeing the 92 black civic ex coupe with moon roof, piaa fog lights, thule ski rack, sparco ns-11’s, cut springs -lol, intake/exhaust.
Finally my rusted quarters civic might be sought after! Lol
Wow 1999 I worked 2 jobs and bought a 1990 Black LS DA and a week later I cut the springs and stolen my neighbors rain gutter to make a air intake I know young and stupid sorry neighbor , but my senior year of Vocational School 2000 I was the man I said WAS 😆 🤣 😂 GOOD OLD DAY GREAT 👍 VIDEO 📹 BROTHER
Got my EG hatch for $1500. Never gonna sell it.
Some of the best times of my life, and you're right about the jdm tax
I was part of this movement in the 90’s. I am 43 years old now. Battle of the imports racing events were huge. Out in SoCal during this time, it was easy to be at a street race with 500 cars.
Good old Greg Leone true life I am a street racer
Great video. Maybe in-depth information on how street racing exploded in the west coast
Ill be 40 this year & ive been a part of the JDM culture for approximately 21 years. I still have my 92 eg hatch that i rip the Streets in atleast twice a month.(I also own a 5 speed IS300) …..Video games also played a big part as well in the JDM culture. Need For Speed Underground & Gran Turismo were my go to games. I would spend countless hours putting together gear ratios for my Honda's amongst other cars. Maybe you should make a separate video on how Racing Video Games played a part in the JDM culture.
Nice
That is true
Very very good video. I would try to get exclusive interviews with Brian from Hasport, Brent from PFI speed, YoungStatic to get a good perspective of those early days prior to internet forums.
I miss my VW Corrado g60.
Oh no lol not true life I'm a street racer clips 🤣🤣🤣
Well said ‘
Awesome man. I felt the emotion in your voice when you talked about 9/11. Good history lesson and how it intertwined with the import scene.
Love this video!!!!
This video was lit
Brought me back to the good ol days. Thanks for capturing the golden era of import culture.
💯
I' miss my 95 civic. It was like driving a GoCart on meth.
Stance or built to park. Absolutely the most horrible this to happen to our car culture. A f*****ing joke!!!
When I fell I love with Honda… Seeing the 92 black civic ex coupe with moon roof, piaa fog lights, thule ski rack, sparco ns-11’s, cut springs -lol, intake/exhaust.
Finally my rusted quarters civic might be sought after! Lol
Wow 1999 I worked 2 jobs and bought a 1990 Black LS DA and a week later I cut the springs and stolen my neighbors rain gutter to make a air intake I know young and stupid sorry neighbor , but my senior year of Vocational School 2000 I was the man I said WAS 😆 🤣 😂 GOOD OLD DAY GREAT 👍 VIDEO 📹 BROTHER
Got my EG hatch for $1500. Never gonna sell it.
Some of the best times of my life, and you're right about the jdm tax
I was part of this movement in the 90’s. I am 43 years old now. Battle of the imports racing events were huge. Out in SoCal during this time, it was easy to be at a street race with 500 cars.
Good old Greg Leone true life I am a street racer
Great video. Maybe in-depth information on how street racing exploded in the west coast
Ill be 40 this year & ive been a part of the JDM culture for approximately 21 years. I still have my 92 eg hatch that i rip the Streets in atleast twice a month.(I also own a 5 speed IS300) …..Video games also played a big part as well in the JDM culture. Need For Speed Underground & Gran Turismo were my go to games. I would spend countless hours putting together gear ratios for my Honda's amongst other cars. Maybe you should make a separate video on how Racing Video Games played a part in the JDM culture.
Nice
That is true
Very very good video.
I would try to get exclusive interviews with Brian from Hasport, Brent from PFI speed, YoungStatic to get a good perspective of those early days prior to internet forums.
I miss my VW Corrado g60.
Oh no lol not true life I'm a street racer clips 🤣🤣🤣
Well said ‘
Awesome man. I felt the emotion in your voice when you talked about 9/11. Good history lesson and how it intertwined with the import scene.
Love this video!!!!
This video was lit
Brought me back to the good ol days. Thanks for capturing the golden era of import culture.
💯
I' miss my 95 civic. It was like driving a GoCart on meth.
Stance or built to park. Absolutely the most horrible this to happen to our car culture. A f*****ing joke!!!