How did you get your start and if you had something to say to someone who might be trying to do something kinda like what you have done (not only to become a world brand, but a respectable name in body modifications) what advice if any would you have?įinally because I don't want to take up too much of your time, I want to know what is your favorite car? What car drives the man who creates cars that half of the car world lusts over? It could be the look or the performance, but I have to know. Is it just what you think would look good or do you draw inspiration from. I look at your RWB Porsches' and they drive me insane! They are so crazy and look like nothing else on the road and then I look at your frs/86/brz/ body kit (which is still not really down to earth) and I can easily make out the Ben Sporsa/time attack/drift influences that are there. When I look at the works of art that you create, I always wonder what you draw your inspiration from. I cannot tell with you, was it silhouette racing or just the overall craziness that is Japanese car culture? I was wondering what got you into cars? When I look at cars like the singer Porsche I can understand that the 911 got him into cars or if I look at Paganini's vehicles I can tell that he loves hard fast cars that have that attention to detail. Instagram: have several questions I would love to ask you and if you ever come to Austin, I think that you would be pretty cool to meet. We’re looking forward to seeing what you guys come up with! Shortly after, we’ll post up his answers for all to enjoy. Post your question in the comments section below and we’ll hand them over to Miura-san in Long Beach, where he’ll try to get to as many as he can. Want to get in on this? The directions are pretty simple. Our only request is that you refrain from asking, “Will you make a Rocket Bunny kit for _ car?” This is more for questions about the creative process, not parts requests. Want to know about his early days? His designing process? His future plans? His hair stylist? Ask away. Who will be providing those questions? You guys of course.

Isn’t it amazing how a little body parts designer and car guy from Kyoto, Japan has managed to become a global superstar? Here at Speedhunters, we’ve had the good pleasure of working closely with Miura-san over the past couple of years and next month at Formula Drift Long Beach, we’ll be sitting down with him to ask some questions. To learn more, refer to this article.Kei Miura. There are also other types of spoilers such as whale tail spoilers, and truck spoilers that we won’t discuss much. As a result, they perform a more cosmetic purpose and less of a performance one. If you want to get something like a pedestal spoiler, but want it to be more subtle, look no further than a lip spoiler. They are positioned underneath the bumper to give a subtle but aggressive look.

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