Performance

Well, it's that time of week again; where clocking out gives a much more appreciated time away from work. Weekends are when we get projects done; wheels mounted, tires stretched, and stance all dialed in. To send you off into this weekend, Taylor Robinson provided us with a couple shot's he took of Paul's Skyline rollin' down the highway. Sitting on a set of 18"x10.5" Panasport G7's, this particular Skyline exemplifies a simple, yet tasteful aesthetic. Thanks for the pictures Taylor! Read More

We here at Canibeat hope your week rolled by just as quick as ours did. Before we let you off into the weekend, another submission from photographer Ejay Marte displays a sleek Corvette z06 on carbon fiber Strasse s5 wheels. Oh, did I mention this black beauty has over 700 horsepower under the hood? Read More

Most often in the modified car scene, we start to see trends, and things like wheels and such quickly become “played out” and unoriginal. In other cases, we get thrown off our rockers when someone actually steps out of the box and expresses their taste without care of what people might think. Joe’s WRX wagon fits this bill to a T! Upon quick inspection, it is not hard to tell that this car has received a lot of attention, and most importantly, Joe built it for himself and nobody else. Read More

For anyone that has followed American professional drifting, the evolution from its roots in Japanese imported D1 demos to the spectacle of a modern Formula Drift competition is somewhat bittersweet. While the combination of low weight and big V8 power of today's cars is undeniably entertaining to watch, there exists a disconnect between the competition cars of today with their more pedestrian relatives filling up the nearby parking lots. And although this disparity is nowhere close to the near-anonymity of NASCAR's "stock cars", their relativity for grassroots drifters and fans is diminishing. But with the stands full, is there any reason to try and hold these cars back? Is there value in preserving OEM integrity? Read More

This week's #PMR comes from Kevin Chow, a familiar photographer here on Canibeat, and one that you'll probably see a lot more work from in the future. Kevin submitted these photos of Phuong's BMW 3 Series to me this week and I couldn't pass them up. Sitting on a staggered set of Work Meister S1's, 19"x9" and 19"x10" in the front and rear respectively, Phuong's BMW is practically impossible to miss. The wheels have a custom Neochrome finish which compliments the unique color-shifting paint of the body. It is an undeniable fact that this car is definitely a head-turner! Read More

Around the world on moon-lit nights and carefree weekends, chassis’ are being torn down or being reconstructed. It’s done in garages, driveways and even streets by enthusiasts looking to make their respective cars more neck-breaking whether it is go faster, go lower or improving the overall appearance. These dedicated people are just everyday guys and gals with day jobs of their own, but when they get home it’s time to break out the tools and beer and make some progress; each job teaching them something new, as the best teacher is some good old-fashion hands-on experience. Read More

This week's Wallpaper Wednesday is not your average ride, in fact, it's a bit more rowdy compared to most things we feature on the site. For this Wallpaper Wednesday, I bring you a few shots of the Team PTG M3 tearing up the track in Savannah, GA. Read More

This week, Sean Dougherty present's us with a couple shot's he took of Bren's M3 from BrenTuning. Situated on a set of perfectly fitted Work Brombachers, at 19"x10" in the front and 19"x11.5" rear. Not only does the car boast a wicked stance, it holds it's own with over 600hp under the hood as well. Big props to Bren for taking into account both form, and function with this gorgeous example of automotive beauty! Read More

This week is a bit different than most. We brought together a collection of both recent and favorite shots from our staff photographers to share with you as wallpapers!  So without further adieu here is the roll call collection! Read More

Every year, the show season for automotive culture takes place from early spring and well into the summer, with eager enthusiasts and professionals alike prepared to showcase their time, money and effort. As the leaves changes colors and the season come to an end, there is one show that truly marks the closure of another year: the Specialty Equipment Market Association Show, also simply known as the SEMA Show. Read More