#GReddyGarageSALE
Saturday, July 26th
9:00am - 3:00pm
9 Vanderbilt, Irvine, CA 92618
Street parking OK on south-eastern side of Vanderbilt and eastern side of Bedix.
The GReddy - Turbo by Garrett 2JZ-powered FR-S makes great power, but getting all that power to the ground effectively has been a challenging task. After some tough rounds on the east coast, it has been great to have the FR-S back in the GReddy garage for preparation of the last 3 rounds...

Construction: FRP
PreOrder
MSRP $ 3,200. USD
Part Number # 17040207
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Rocket Bunny "Full Metal Jacket" R35 GT-R (Complete Kit with GT-Wing)Construction: FRP
Designed by Kei Miura,TRA Kyoto
PreOrder
MSRP $ 15,000. USD
Part Number # 17020635
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The Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is the second oldest race in America and is respected worldwide. It is not only difficult because of the dangerous blind corners and deadly cliffs, but the unusual nature of the race. The full 152 turn course is actually a public road that is only opened up to be raced once a year and competitors get just one chance to clock a time over the 4,720ft climb. Thats not to say, it's a one day race. Their is also a grueling week of 3:00am set-ups and practices on each sections of the course. *Check out what we did to go from Drift-spec to Hill Climb spec...(link)Best known as a top drifting competitor, Gushi won the 2013 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb Exhibition Auto Class driving a Lexus ISF CCS-R. This year he’ll drive a 2013 FR-S in the Time Attack 1 Division for production-based two- and four-wheel drive vehicles. This is the second appearance of the FR-S at the event.
“No race on earth is quite like the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, and I can’t wait to conquer it in a car I love: the Scion FR-S,” Gushi said. “Every turn of this course requires the best performance out of the driver and vehicle, and racing fans will love what they see.”
The 12.42-mile race in the Colorado Rocky Mountains finishes at the 14,115-foot summit, where drivers and vehicles contend with thin air and high winds. To prepare for the course, the GReddy Racing team has retuned the suspension of the FR-S race car and added new performance and safety components. As modified, the engine produces 500 horsepower and 480 pound-feet of torque.
“The highly competitive Pikes Peak International Hill Climb will showcase Ken Gushi’s renowned racing skills and the enhanced performance capabilities of the FR-S,” said Landy Joe, Scion auto shows and special events manager. “Scion Racing is thrilled to compete in this iconic event again this year and let our fans experience a ‘Race to the Clouds’ with the FR-S.”
For more information about the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, visit www.ppihc.com. For videos and interviews with Gushi after the race, visit www.scionracing.com.

In Top32 eliminations, Ken Gushi was matched up against the 2JZ-powered S14 of Kenneth Moen. Both the follow and lead runs between were very close and could have went OMT, but the final split decision ended up cutting the weekend short. Although the event outcome wasn't good, great lessons for team were learned and we can't wait to get the car back to the GReddy R&D HQ for some more upgrades. Next round, Seattle, WA, July 18-19.
*On a side note, we would like to send our congratulations to our Scion Racing/Hankook Tire teammates from Papakakis Racing on their 1st event win with Fredric Aasbo!