Thankfully the one year old thread was bumped recently and the pictures were still live so I can now share this ride with a larger audience.

Jake Blackman’s Civic SI’s exterior is perfect example of the oem plus tuning style that Derek Kreindler is so fond of, and under the hood hides a big surprise.

Looking at this car how much horse power do you think it makes? 150? 200? 250?

Just looks like someones clean daily driver

Under the hood is a b16 with a giant snail...

....Tuned by full face

Proof is in the pudding

Well if you guess 900hp, could you please guess some lotto numbers for me as well? When I first saw this dyno sheet I stared at it in awe and amazement for a good five minutes.

I’ve heard of a wolf in sheep’s clothing before but this is on an entirely different level.

In track trim the car looks a bit different but still I can just imagine a few unsuspecting car owners just getting obliterated by this car.

Racing a car with this much power on the streets would be ludicrous so he does it at the track

In a more updated photo this car looks a little less sleeper ish but no less mean

Jake Blackman’s 9.577@159.25 run

I have Joe from The Chronicles to thank (blame?) for this Tuesdays Theme, he recently did a photo shoot of a pretty unique EG Hatch that got me thinking that EGs would make a good theme, today’s clean Civics are such a nice change from the rice buckets of yore.

The attention to detail on this car is as crazy as it not having headlights, be sure to head over to The Chronicles and check out the rest of the pics

I can't believe this gauge actually exsits!

Pulling off steelies is easy, add a healthy does of slam

This red eg is straight sunk on gold Work Equips

The color of this car and the color of these wheels compliment each other nicely

Though oem I don't see these rims often

Authentic spoons or rotas? I can't call it

I've got lots of respect for anyone keeps their white rims gleamin

I think this car really comes together nicely and it looks like it could go pretty good as well

This car shows what a nice paint job, drop, and unique set of wheels can do to an EG

I'm normally not a huge fan of cf lips but it works here

I knew a guy with an EG sedan this color and I thought it could never look good, eggs on my face!

Is it me or does this car look like it has an evil grin?

Saw this one on Noahs blog (EKHatch.wordpress.com) dig the color match and it's got a unique hood too - edited to clear up confusions...

Phaze 2, perhaps the original fitment crew

One of many wheels for this eg

Ending this off with some local flavor, nice eg cruising the Gardiner Expressway

Want more EG hatches? Check out the EG Inventory Reduction sale over on EKhatch

Got an idea for a Theme Tuesday? Let me know in the comments

I know it seems somewhat counterproductive to shout out another blog but I really respect what Joe has going on over at The Chronicles and his blog is one of the main reason this blog exists. He noticed an niche that needed some exposure in the blog world (Hondas and Acuras) and set forth to represent for them and his scene without the bullshit. Which is the heart of what is going on here as well.

I check The Chronicles daily and coming from the average BMW owner mentality I was never really a Honda guy but thanks to cars like this, boards like these, and blogs like The Chronicles I have come to respect them.

If you like well written blogs that really capture what the car tuning culture should be about then head over and take a look at The Chronicles just be sure to come back to stanceiseverything.com when you are done because I’m working my way up to big things as well.

Joe recently did a feature on this car for the Sept 9th Issue of Honda Tuning

There is also a nice photoshoot of this crazy built NSX

This post was the source of my desktop background here at work

It's old, it's bagged, and it's JDM. What is it?

Well it’s a 1973 Toyota Strout. Never heard of it? Ya me either.

This side of the world Strouts quickly got renamed to “Hi-Lux” but over in the land of the rising sun they kept the ‘Strout’ name. This particular Strout is bagged, body dropped, and shaved and graced the cover of  Mini Truckin magazine.

Here are a few more pictures of this unique little mini:

The owner and some of his local admirers.

That's the junkyards name where the truck was found on the side

Frenched Tails, Smooth bed, and RHD cause its JDM tiiiight

Dropped and shaved

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