Recently I ran into problems while upgrading my rear brakes to the Supra TT and had to seek professional help. I took my car out to Kaizen Motorsports, who specializes in Supras and other JZ powered Lexus vehicles, and, of course, I brought my camera with me to snap up some pictures.

At the shop, Jose Valle, was able to help get my car back on the road. Based on my experience, I would definitely recommend the shop to anyone that needs work on their JZ powered car. Jose has quite a bit of experience and knowledge when it comes to our cars.

Anyways, the shop is currently being relocated but here are some pictures





JustDrift JZA80 Mk4 Supra outside







JDM RHD Evo VI



Nissan R32 GT-R that fell off some other shop's lift





SC300 w/ 3.4 Stroker & Turbonetics Turbo







Vinh's SC300 undergoing a 2JZ-GTE swap

And my car

 

If I remember correctly, You couldn't remove your rotor...What was the real problem as to why it couldn't come off?

 

I think the spacer was stuck. Corrosion formed around the hub

 

The spacer usually gets stuck but theres a trick to it. Unbolt the spacer from the rotors and then put the wheels back on, loosely put on the lug nuts, then shake it a bit

The problem was the corrosion on both the hub ring and between the rotor and the hub. It required brute force with the sliding hammer pictured to get them off

 

Mine never gets stuck. I apply anti-seize compound between the spacer and the rotor.

 

Update

Shop Recently Relocated to Huntington Beach.

New Address


17671 Metzler Lane Suite A4, Huntington Beach, CA 92746
(626)757-8540

Pics from the New Shop

 

Why are these guys constantly changing locations?

 

Because Huntington Beach is a better location than Ontario

 

nice shop nice cars!

 

That black SC there looks fricken cute!!

 

that IS300 is up for sale on craigslist for like 25k or something

 

new location is way nicer than most import facilities i've been to. Would definitely live there if possible

Do you happen to have the link? Would like to see the specs on it

 

ooh I see a couple of IS300's there

 

That IS300 is mean. If anyone is truly interested in that car, PM me and I can get you the contact information for the owner.

 

It may be cute but is it functional? (Yet?)