The Chronicles 2 Year Anniversary.

Over the weekend Joey Lee set up a meet to celebrate the two year anniversary of "The Chronicles"(stickydiljoe.com) a website that is known worldwide! Some heavy hitters from the West Coast Honda scene came out to support their friend and fellow Honda enthusiast celebrate the occasion. The cars that came out are what I would consider top notch, wonderful examples of how Hondas should be modified, in my opinion. Below are a few samples of the vehicles that showed up. You may even notice a very familiar looking car in the mix, stay tuned for a little Imposrtslut exclusive with that one for you Utahhondas members :) Enough rambling, on to the pictures, BIG thank you to DJMURDOK818 of NWP4Life for allowing me to use his pictures. See more of his great coverage here. Also feel free to check out his Flickr to see his most recent work. Also, of course check out The Chronicles.

Backyard Special

I'm back again, I hate that I suck at this blogging thing. I've been loving Backyard Special bumpers for almost forever hahaha so I wanted to just post up a few pics to show you all what I'm feeling at the moment. Everyone knows BYS as making these bumpers and the ugly spoilers they make for 92-95 hatchbacks, but thats just the beginning for BYS they offer chassis reinforcement, coilovers, spoilers, carbon trunks and much much more.

Introducing to you, Top One Aero

Check out TOP ONE, a company out of California that specialize in aero parts for your Honda! This is just a sample of the parts they offer. They have splitters, winglets, rear diffusers, and canards, and many other items. Check out TOP ONE AERO. Let me know if you have any questions, or would like more info. Also if you'd like to place an order let them know Eric sent you over! Thanks for checking them out.

A new forum for you to check out

Hey guys, check out the newly created B-series.net!!!!


B-SERIES.NET

I'm back!!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry for the break guys, I really do apologize, just haven't been in the best state of mind that last little bit. The loss of my friends really hit me hard. Time to grind on!

A few weeks back a friend of mine Mike Chandler asked to shoot my car and I told him to use in for a feature in his auto mag he and a friend were just starting, low and behold, HE DID IT hahaha Thanks Yom

for the story and more pics check out camautomag.com

The Supremacy Racing Family has sustained another loss.

As most of you saw Monday, June 28, 2010, around noon there was an accident on I-15 which caused the freeway to be shut down. The reason for the closure was a fatal car accident, one in which a vehicle ended up against a barrier then heading backwards colliding with a sign pole. The driver of the vehicle was removed from the vehicle by passers by, one of which tried to administer CPR. The driver of the vehicle was 27 year old Tony Khanhnara. He was a member of this forum(Yayo), a friend to me, and many others, and family to Frank and Kel. Tony was born May 20, 1983 in Layton, Utah. He graduated from Clearfield High School in 2001. Tony was attending SLCC. He was a man of few words at most meets, but in a small crowd would light up a dark room with wisdom, witty remarks, and just random banter. He was deep into the import scene "back in the day," but had put the car things to the side to further his education and take care of his son, Thaivone. After getting settled into a good job at Associated Foods, he had decided to get back into the game, as we all refer to it, as if people who leave the honda world are "in retirement." He had huge goals for his hatchback, and we discussed them often, as if to get each other motivated to get our cars going. Tony will be missed and remembered by everyone he met. Enjoy heaven with Billy, but hopefully you two leave some of the good stuff for the rest of us.







Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 3, 2010 at 1 p.m. at Lindquist's Layton Mortuary, 1867 No. Fairfield Road. Friends may visit family on Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 11:45 to 12:45 a.m. at the mortuary. Interment, Lindquist's Memorial Park at Layton, 1867 No. Fairfield Road. In lieu of flowers and gifts family would like donations to be made in the name of Thaivone Khanhnara at Wells Fargo Bank.

The hardest post I'll probably ever have to type.

As I'm sure you're all aware our dear friend Billy Payne passed away Tuesday June 22, 2010. I got the news via text message Tuesday afternoon, which was followed by me opening utahhondas.net and sure enough there had already been a thread created for Billy. I dropped my phone and collapsed to the floor, I was hit with the loss like someone threw a cinder block at my stomach. I was supposed to work that afternoon, but I took the day off, there was no way I could focus, on anything. I headed to Supremacy to check on Frank, Kel and the rest of the SR family, when I arrived you could feel it in the air, the loss was taking it's toll on everyone. We were all calm, and quiet as 5:30 rolled around, we placed an open Corona by Billys' welding equipment and told him "you're late." No one wanted to believe that he was gone.



I have countless memories of Billy, even though I only knew him a few years, he was always nice, and always smiling. One of the most humble guys I had ever met! I remember at the meet that was a little bit after he got his motor first tuned and made over 200whp on his B-Series, he just pulled up and parked, it was I who had to walk over and make him pop his hood to show it off, I had to announce the arrival of the "K-KILLER" he had in his bay, he just smiled and started laughing. Then as the crowd formed he politely answered everyones questions. Another one of my memories of Billy was at the 8 year Anniversary meet at Supremacy at the end of April, I pulled in and parked and walked away. Shortly after I heard Billy yelling "Slut, Yo, Slut!" So I asked "What Billy?" and he said "I'm moving my car down by the door, grab your car and park next to mine." No one knew but I felt honored to park next to Bad Ass Billy, and I was excited because I knew, parked next to his car I would also get a lot more attention hahaha.



Thank you Billy, for being a friend, to not just myself but to everyone you met! Billy was the most helpful person I had met, the nicest guy, and one of the best examples I had. One of my inspirations, not only in the car world and him inspiring to "step my game up" but also as a father, so when the time comes that I am a dad, Billy has given me a great example to add to my list of them.



I love and miss you Billy Payne, you will be remembered FOREVER.