Danny Rice's Harly

     Danny Rice is a newcomer to Louisville's Harlequin scene, but definitely a heavy contender. There really isn't much to say about a Harlequin because the pictures do all the talking. Stock or not, they are a pretty interesting car. And then throw it on the ground and add some multi-colored BBS RM's in the mix, you got quite a spectacle. I love what you've done so far with the car Danny and hope to see it progress more.

-woody

Photos by Anthony Sundell.

Zombie Walk

Go dress up and walk Bardstown Rd. in the Highlands with all the zombies! I won't be able to make it, but it sounds like a good time every year. Starts at 8:29 P.M. tonight!

Integra Done Right!

      I see Aldin cruising around the streets all the time in his Integra GSR Sedan. Daily driven and sporting a fresh paint job. To say this car is nice is an understatement. As second owner of this Teg, Aldin has taken it way past it's earlier days of the once pronounced granny mobile. I think as soon as he ejected the gospel cd out of the player serious work began. And Aldin didn't skip a beat!



1999 Acura Integra GSR Sedan DB8

Engine/ Drivetrain:
B18c1 GSR, 210 compression all across
KY Clutch Stage 2 / Heavy duty pressure plate
1/2 sized radiator
Vision 10.2mm Spark Plug wires, NGK Vpower plugs
Polished / Wrinkle Black Valve Cover
HyTech R Header 4-1 / Audi A4 Flex pipe
AEM V2 CAI

Exterior:
Repainted Patriot Blue
Type R front lip & Type R DB8 Spoiler
Shaved Antenna
3000k 55w DDM Hid's
Reded out taillights
Clear sidemarkers painted yellow

Interior:
OEM dark grey leather interior
Blue DB8 carpet
Spoon Sports Shift Knob
Red Stitched Type R Shift Boot
DIY Black door panel inserts

Suspension/Wheels:
Function and Form Type1 coilovers
Advan RG2s 15" +35 offset
Blox Blue extended lug nuts
Blox Camber Kit/Blox Gold R Lower Control Arms
Energy Suspension Bushings 

Back in the Day

     I don't know about you but personally, I like old cars better than the new ones. Something about the sharp cut edges and the simplicity gets me. Greg's Mk2 Golf is no exception. Every time I pull up to the VW meets, it's the first car that catches my eye. Since Greg is looking to sell the car, we decided to do a feature of it just in case the next owner ruins it all. Not to mention the fact that it deserves one! Ok, I wont bug you anymore with the talk, lets go straight to the pics.

Sooo simple, sooo clean  ...

Looks good from any angle!

This car doesn't really need an air freshner. Its too fresh on its own!

Ballin wheels, with custom center cap.

It's sniffing you!!!!

You know you're doing it right when you got scrape marks on the bumper.

And there are cuts on your stretched tires.

I'm sorry, but your custom set of stickers have no characteristic compared to Greg's!
just sayin...

Luis Toro's Cabby

     Luis Toro may be one of the nicest people I know. I believe he would give someone the shirt off his back, or top off his cabby if they needed it. As if a slammed cabby on TH lines doesn't get enough attention, it received more than Luis had bargained for on his trip to Southern Worthersee 2010. During his trip to Helen, GA two of his TH Lines were stolen off the car. With the help of local dubbers, he managed to get some wheels to make an unpleasant drive back home.
     Our entire scene was somewhat left with that old saying in our mouths, "Why do bad things happen to good people?" In no time support came across the local area, and entire VW community. And what happened next came the unthinkable to me. I was hanging out at the Lyndon VW house and here he comes rolling a set of wheels up the driveway. Turns out the state of Georgia must have sent out an amber alert for the TH Lines. And they were once again re-united with the cabby!
     In the end I think this just shows being a nice person pays off. It's great to see what can be accomplished when people work together to help one another out. And the end result of doing this is always nothing short of amazing.

-woody

30/30 vision!


Luis and Luke Shell can be seen trying to hold more than hands on the daily.

Blogspot Short

     My car has just sat parked for about three weeks now, along with my new camera. I decided to go outside and mess with it. Only the third time I have since I got it. Waiting on more equipment to officially kick off some edits. On a side note I installed stage 1 mounts in the jetta today. A new axle and alignment this week and hopefully can get some photos shot this weekend before changing the look of the wheels.

-woody

PD: Blogspot from Daniel Woodrum on Vimeo.

Mick's 350

If you're into stance and getting your car to sit hellaflush, you know that it takes many many tries and measurements to get it right. As a great example, Mick Harris, has been working on his 350 for the last 2 years, and finally, he got the car to sit stanced the way he wanted it. i must admit, its one of the best looking 350's in Louisville. he is a member of  the dope 1's crew and here shortly, he'll have his own website. 


here is the mod list of this beast;


35% tinted windows 
Billet Grille
Cross drilled and slotted rotors
20"x10" HP racing take over black knight series wheels with 5" lip
Nexen 245/35/20 front and 275/30/20 rear 
Megan racing full coilovers, 14kg front 12kg rear
Popcharger 
Eyelids with tinted head lights
Tinted LED tail lights
Tinted rear flashers 
Painted matt black fiber pillar
Painted billet grille
7mm spacers front and 25mm rear
Under drive light weight pulleys
Blacked out badges 
DVD/MP3 player
Arc Audio 1600 watt amp
10 inch sub in stock housing 
2 Farad cap
Helix Throttle body spacer 1" 
Test pipes/ Cat delete
Stainless headers
Dual stainless HKS copy exhaust
Kanetix V+ plenum
440cc Injectors
N2 Nismo lip



on to the pics now... (there will be some update shots by next week)