• January 19, 2010
• Category: General, Subaru
• Written By: crisco
• 3 Comments

Feature: 1999 Subaru STI Version 5

As my first post here, I thought I might as well introduce myself and my JDM Subaru.

I first got into japanese cars when I sold my truck and got an old 1987 Toyota Celica from my Dad to commute to work. It was amazing how fun that car was on the turns, and even on the gravel roads and hills. Right at the same time, the 2002 WRX’s started showing up in dealers and I knew I had to get a hold of one of these. I bought a ‘02 WRX Wagon and have been a certified subaru fanatic since then. I am now on my 5th Subaru, and the first one that is pretty unique due to being a JDM car.

• January 11, 2010
• Category: Suspension
• Written By: Chris
• No Comments

The End Of My K-Sports

About two months ago marked the end of my KSport coil overs on my 06 TSX. It seems I had fell victim to the quality issues that many reviews have pointed out. Today I want to give my final verdict and opinion on the KSport coil overs I had and why I had to get rid of them.

• January 9, 2010
• Category: General
• Written By: Chris
• No Comments

We’re All New!

We’re all new! JDMLove just received a fresh make over and some cool new features to make it a better site than before! I’m very pleased with this latest iteration of the site and I think it really captures the content of the site and as we update the existing posts to better match the new fit and feel the site will really sparkle. We’ve put careful consideration into making the site easier and more enjoyable to use so take some time to check out the new features!

• January 8, 2010
• Category: General
• Written By: Chris
• 1 Comment

User Link Feed

Hello. Welcome to the user link feed, a new feature for JDMLove. Anyone can submit links with a short description that will appear in the sidebar. Links and descriptions will go through moderation before appearing in the sidebar for relevancy

• April 26, 2009
• Category: General
• Written By: Chris
• No Comments

Dry your car quick

Here’s a quick tip, to dry your car quickly after a wash simply use the nozzle of the hose, turn your pressure to about half mass and run a sheet of water over your car. Water has the uncanny ability to stick to itself like magic! Wait there’s science behind that, something to do with polarity etc… The water will literally pull itself off of you car! Go ahead try it if you don’t believe me!