On Saturday, Feb. 21st we hosted Kaido House for their Drop #2 of the KHMG 106 Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) die-cast. (The same car releasee at the TRUST/GReddy TAS 2026 booth for Drop #1)
Thank you for all who attended.
12/15/2025 UPDATE:
Thank you for all who attended and contributed to our GReddy Food Drive!
Join us Sunday, December 14 at the GReddy HQ at 9 Vanderbilt Irvine CA 92618 from 11-3 for our annual GReddy Can Food Drive benefiting South County Outreach (7 Whitney, Ste. B, Irvine, CA 92618)
Last year, 2024, we collected 3,465lbs of food donations for South County Outreach.
As seen on @omgbuilds instagram and Tik Tok... the new GReddy PRO/SPEC Quick Release Hose End Fittings...
Thank you to all who attended our Nostalgic Classics Honda Meet on Aug., 26.
It was great to see such a wide selection of cool "Classic Honda and Acura" cars at GReddy.
If you missed our Fundraising effort for the Maui Strong Fund, you can now get your decal from our online store www.ShopGReddy.com. The decal is our GReddy Tri-colors for a unique island style...
Because of the great feedback for the Event Tee, we will be soon re-releasing an other batch online for those who missed them or were not able to attend in person. Please keep an eye out for its re-release on www.ShopGreddy.com soon! (Now available!)
And of course we another huge congratulations to our GReddy Award Winners!
Entry-level Warehouse, Shipping and Packaging position
GReddy is hiring! Entry-level Warehouse, Shipping and Packaging position - Part-time 20-25hrs per week. Flexible hours, example: 5days M-F 9am-1pm or 2-3days M-F 9-6. Must have the ability to lift 70lbs. Basic knowledge of performance parts a plus. Looking to hire someone immediately. Please send your resume to jobs@greddy.com (no DMs). Thank you - GPP
Toyota Research Institute (TRI) demonstrated a new research milestone in autonomy, providing a glimpse into the future of safer mobility for all.
GREDDY PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS is proud and honored to be part of this project with Ken Gushi supporting their research.
Feb.2022, Toyota Research Institute (TRI) demonstrated a new research milestone in autonomy, providing a glimpse into the future of safer mobility for all.
As revealed in this video, TRI researchers successfully programmed a vehicle to autonomously drift around obstacles on a closed track - a world first. Combining a deep knowledge of both vehicle dynamics and control design, TRI’s Nonlinear Model Predictive Control (NMPC) approach extends the vehicle’s operational domain to the very limits of its performance. The idea behind this research is to utilize controlled, autonomous drifting to avoid accidents by navigating sudden obstacles or hazardous road conditions like black ice.
“At TRI, our goal is to use advanced technologies that augment and amplify humans, not replace them,” said Avinash Balachandran, Senior Manager of TRI’s Human Centric Driving Research. “Through this project, we are expanding the region in which a car is controllable, with the goal of giving regular drivers the instinctual reflexes of a professional race car driver to be able to handle the most challenging emergencies and keep people safer on the road.”
Every year, car crashes result in nearly 40,000 fatalities in the United States and about 1.35 million fatalities worldwide. While most crashes occur in mundane situations, in some extreme situations drivers may need to make maneuvers that take their vehicle close to and, at times, beyond normal limits of handling.
One year ago, TRI and the Dynamic Design Lab at Stanford University set out to design a new level of active safety to help avoid crashes and prevent injuries and fatalities. With the support of automotive performance specialist GReddy and drift legend Ken Gushi, today’s achievement is another step in that journey. By building skills comparable to an expert driver, this technology can amplify and augment a regular driver’s ability to respond to dangerous and extreme situations, helping keep people safe on the road.
“When faced with wet or slippery roads, professional drivers may choose to ‘drift’ the car through a turn, but most of us are not professional drivers,” said Jonathan Goh, TRI Research Scientist. “That’s why TRI is programming vehicles that can identify obstacles and autonomously drift around obstacles on a closed track.”
This achievement brings TRI researchers closer to understanding the full spectrum of vehicle performance. The software advances announced today calculate a whole new trajectory every twentieth of a second to balance the car gracefully as it goes around the track.
Part 1 - https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=998379500675862
Part 2 - https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=352846042470434
Join us on Facebook Live October 29th at 12 noon Pacific Time for GPP Live!
at www.facebook.com/greddyperformance.
GPP Live is our Livestream event from the GReddy Performance Products, Inc. USA HQ.
GPP President, Kenji Sumino will explain and take questions regarding new and existing GReddy products, feature new coming projects and converse with leading industry partners from the likes of: Titan7, KW, OS Giken, Sparco and more...
There will also be special give-a-ways and special merchandise releases, exclusively for the live viewers. (including: a Kaido House X GReddy limited ed model car release)
Streaming from out doors will be our Feature Vehicle Host, Mickey Andrade from Throtl.
Confirmed Special Guest and Vehicles include:
Fast & Furious franchise star / GPP friend: Sung Kang (Han) and the FuguZ V1.5
Actor/Producer/Director, Daniel Wu and his classic Honda S800
Legends Media's Dustin William and his track BNR32
Evasive Motorsport's Pikes Peak Hill Climb-winning Toyota 86
Drift Champion, Dai Yoshihara's AE86-R
TopRank Int'l Vehicle Importer's Brian Jannusch and his JDM Supra
Kaido House Garage's Jun Imai and his KaidoHouse 510
Ed Liu's R32 Skyline GT-R
Kenji Sumino's personal Civic EF "Super Treasure Hunt"
and much more....
Click on our Facebook Event Page link for more updates (here)!
