Someone who makes unnecessary modifications to their import vehicle in order to look cooler and faster. They usually add things like aftermarket stickers of brands they have no parts for, neon lights, fog lights, lowered, front lips to make their car look lower, large mufflers, fake badges/emblems, and constantly refer to their car as "jdm".

a crappy form of racing where there is no passing. whoever wins the pole wins the race. the cars are fast, the drivers can run road courses good, but there is just no racing to it. just oversized go-carts that cut fast laps and dont race.

A usually derogatory term used to desrcibe any of a number of imported cars (hondas, mitsubishes, etc.) that are not specifically designed for racing. Many have only physical modifications, including neon lights, massive spoilers, and decals for equipment they don't have. Others, however, are extensively modified for racing and often sport NOS, Tubos/superchargers, well tuned exhaust systems, and computer enhanced fuel/air mix ratios. This variety is MUCH rarer.

To be heavily modified, as in a car with a nice paint job (no fake racing stripes), a kit, rims, an un-ricered spoiler, and all the goodies for the engine and maybe goodies inside too.

Dragon Tiger Racing
Underground fake racing syndicate, no longer exists cause of backstabbers

A type of race in which two drivers are on opposite ends of the street. The "high noon showdown" takes place when there are cars parked on both sides of the street, and the "winner" is the one who gets through first. Many people tend to take the "run and gun" technique to win at these intense competitions. This is where they use the brutal strength of their engine to scare the competition to backing down. Other typical types of racing are the "Bright and Flight" style where the one racer tries to blind the other driver with his/her brights and burn rubber through the playing field.

To win at this intense game, you need a decent "steed" (as the duelists call it) to break down the competition. The favorite steed of the duelest usually consist of a soccer mom mini van with a supped up engine, or a monster truck, for the maximum scare possible.

The reward for these deadly duels, pride, pure, uncontrolled, unadulterated pride. The "True" Duelist will keep a tally on his/her dashboard to show to future passengers how he/she is truly the High Noon Showdown Champion.

A fake or faux Ferrari F1 racing car made using stolen data.