In an age where visual noise saturates every facet of our lives, the SEMA Show not only embellishes the excess, but also single-handedly shapes the upcoming year of modification trends under its roofs. Through all of the noise, I’ve found I can always narrow down a select group of standouts.
The Eibach Honda Meet held at Auto Club Speedway brought together over 1,000 of the West Coast’s Honda and Acura tuner machines. The rapidly-growing event showcased beautiful examples of the breed.
What began 12 years ago as a simple car meet with 50 cars held in Eibach’s California headquarters parking lot has evolved into the largest Honda meet on the West Coast, with over 1,000 cars attending this year’s event.
It takes years to truly understand how to tune and develop a vehicle’s suspension. While the process of developing suspension components is similar amongst all cars, what each car needs to display improved performance will be unique to that specific vehicle.
