Day four was the shortest for me, I regret that I only discovered Toyo Tires awesome treadpass as I was leaving as it may have had the sum total of the coolest metal at the event. Enjoy day four:
Day three:
BMW E39 on BBS LM:
GE8 Honda Fit on BBS LM:
Honda Odyysey JDM on BBS LM:
Loving the bodywork on this S2K widebody:
Race ready or pavement scraping, BBS LM go well on everything, just check out this slammed Infiniti Q45:
This FD3S RX7 has been all over the internet lately, and for good reason: BBS LM’s, slammed stance, clean aero!
Bayside Blue R34 on BBS LM: A match made in heaven.
The ill-loved RWD Porsche 944 works on BBS LM’s too!
Slammed Subaru Legacy making the BBS LM’s work!
The little Suzuki Cappuccino with big BBS LM’s!
Toyota Chaser on BBS LMs:
Volvo 850’s just don’t get enough attention.
This Beetle has all kinds of Porsche mechanicals: engine, trans suspension brakes, etc. 
The BBS LM works so well on Euro’s like this Audi TT.
Chevy Camaro drifting! That’s some stiff suspension!
Ford Escort Cosworth, getting it done on the track:
Ford RS200, not even caring that it’s missing the right rear tire.
GE8 Honda Fit letting some daylight under that back tire:
Drifting W123 Mercedes Wagon? Oh yeah!
The rarely seen Nissan Pulsar, on the autocross course:
Nissan S13.5 doing what it does best: Put on a show!
Drifter counting: 4 cylinders, 3 wheels on the ground, 2 doors, 1 turbo, 0 bumpers.
Aerodynamics can’t keep this Porsche 911 planted.
Another WRC Subaru makes its way into an up on 3’s post:
Toyota Camrys can play too:
Only dynamic suspension can get a car up on 3’s on flat ground. This bug shows us how it’s done!
Whether intentional or not, owned by the same guy or friends who roll to events together, or a team of competition vehicles, I always love seeing the the same theme on vehicles together.
Whether it’s good old spray bombing or the latest trend in total vehicle makeovers, vinyl wraps, when done right camo just looks sick! 
