If you are car fan, you exactly known what is the difference between muscle cars and JDM, but if you are a newbie to car culture let me explain the difference.Well the muscle cars as named suggests those cars has to have big loud engine with high torque, yes it is , most of them muscle cars are fitted with v6 or v8 engines which produce so much...

  In the 1970s, Nitrous Oxide Systems (NOS) demonstrated how to successfully harness the power of nitrous oxide for automotive use. More racers are powered by NOS than any other nitrous oxide system brand. When in its intended state of compressed liquid, nitrous oxide can be viewed as an incredibly dense type of oxygen for usage in automobiles....

 The general term "supercharger" refers to an air compressor that boosts the pressure or density of air entering an engine to provide additional oxygen for fuel combustion. All of the original superchargers were powered by the crankshaft, usually by a gear, belt, or chain. Simply put, a turbocharger is a supercharger that is propelled by a turbine...

Who do we owe turbochargers to? Alfred J. Büchi (1879–1959) worked at the Gebrüder Sulzer Engine Company in Winterthur, Switzerland, as an automobile engineer. His first idea, similar to the turbocharger I depicted above, used an exhaust-driven turbine shaft to power a compressor that blasted additional air into an engine's cylinders. He invented...

 1st Generation of Skyline GTR In February 1969, the legend of the Japanese GT-R was birthed. The "Hakosuka" GT-R, as it was popularly known ("hako" meaning boxy, and "suka" deriving from the Japanese pronunciation of Skyline), was an unusual sight when it was first introduced in 1969. Only 1945 were made by Nissan. According...

You've probably heard the word "JDM" at least once before, whether you're an automotive expert or a newbie enthusiast.It stands for "Japanese Domestic Market" and refers to cars that were made by Japanese companies, obeying the country's regulations. Simple enough. But, Japan is a country like...