Motion Auto Show has personally been my favorite show to attend. Besides that it has been indoors to keep off the heat especially when R1 Concepts team is working hard at the booth without the sweats, Motion Auto Show has the hottest import cars, VIP luxury, and from old school vehicles to the latest and [...]
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2012 LX Spring Festival – VIDEO
Want to see the latest Chrysler 300 (LX), Dodge Challengar (LC), Charger (LD), & Magnum? Check out our media coverage from Spring Festival of Lx's! These people share their passion for cars and you'll be blown away with their modified and stock cars. Location: Southern California Don't forget to our subscribe our [...]
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RETURN OF A LEGEND: REBIRTH OF THE ACURA NSX
THE LEGEND IS BACK: REBIRTH OF THE ACURA NSX Yes people, "the everyman's supercar is back." The Acura NSX should hit the streets within three years or so. Although the model unveiled at the Detroit Motor Show is only a concept, there are claims that Honda will stay true to the design [...]
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2008-2011 LEXUS IS-F
2008-2011 LEXUS IS-F PERFORMANCE BRAKES The Lexus IS-F, sleek, powerful, luxurious. So, why not dress it up with something equally sleek, powerful, and luxurious. R1 Concepts is happy to announce that we are now offering our high-end Premium series cross drilled rotors for the new 2008-2011 Lexus IS-F. Along with the Premium rotors, we also [...]
How to determine if your Dodge Charger Daytona R/T is equipped with the Police Package
For some of the 2006-2010 Dodge Charger Daytona R/T, there is a Police Package option equipped. It is important to know if you are planning to replace the rear brake rotors and brake pads. The size of the rear brake rotors between a Daytona R/T versus Daytona(Police Package) are different. Here is an example: As [...]
Do I have a Sport or non Sport Suspension RX8?
The difference between the sport and non sport brakes is that the front rotors are a different size. One sure way to determine which rotor you need is to simply measure it. Sport should be about 12.72 inches and the non sport would be 11.93 inches. The next and probably easiest way is if you have manual 6 speed transmission, then you would have the sport suspension
