Craig Paisley started working on Japanese performance cars in the 1980s during the early days of import racing and "tuner" culture. He opened his own business selling parts for modified Japanese cars and became very successful, eventually becoming the largest distributor in his region for brands like HKS. His current shop, World Motorsports, now specializes in modifying late model Porsche 911 Turbos, mainly building high horsepower packages for drag racing and half mile events. Their packages...
All content for In the Garage Automotive Podcast by Carparts.com is the property of CarParts.com and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
Craig Paisley started working on Japanese performance cars in the 1980s during the early days of import racing and "tuner" culture. He opened his own business selling parts for modified Japanese cars and became very successful, eventually becoming the largest distributor in his region for brands like HKS. His current shop, World Motorsports, now specializes in modifying late model Porsche 911 Turbos, mainly building high horsepower packages for drag racing and half mile events. Their packages...
Getting Started as a Beginner Gearhead w/CarParts Principal Ryan Henderson
In the Garage Automotive Podcast by Carparts.com
29 minutes
2 years ago
Getting Started as a Beginner Gearhead w/CarParts Principal Ryan Henderson
In this episode of the In the Garage Podcast, Ryan Henderson to share his beginner's journey into car culture and auto mechanics. Ryan explains how family influences sparked his interest in cars starting with going under his own vehicle to stare at parts. He provides tips for new enthusiasts like beginning with easy repairs like air filters, using online tutorials, and joining supportive car communities. He stresses proper tool use, reading instructions, and practicing repairs to gain confide...
In the Garage Automotive Podcast by Carparts.com
Craig Paisley started working on Japanese performance cars in the 1980s during the early days of import racing and "tuner" culture. He opened his own business selling parts for modified Japanese cars and became very successful, eventually becoming the largest distributor in his region for brands like HKS. His current shop, World Motorsports, now specializes in modifying late model Porsche 911 Turbos, mainly building high horsepower packages for drag racing and half mile events. Their packages...
