Established: 2003
Quick Facts: This site is run and visited by most hardcore group of OG Sport Compact tuners on the East Coast.
The Goods: With some of the most hardcore tuners on the scene, EATSLEEPRACE.com is just what the name implies. These guys will stop at nothing to make their cars go fast and have jumped though flaming hoops to stay street legal. Whether it is on the street or on the track, the guys are mostly from the tri-state area but have promoted their brand and their scene with some great merchandise. As self-described, shoe addicts their style has carried over to their unique line of t-shirts and merchandise to represent, the scene. The site also is a portal fro news form the tuning world, event coverage and some great blogging from the guys that actually go out there and do it, rather than just talk about it behind a keyboard.
Established: 2001
Members: 46,111
Member Profile: All contributors in part of the huge ATL subculture perpetuated by unique music, cars and fashion
Quick Facts: If it happens in the ATL and it is fast, it is definitely a part of this websites.
The Goods: When you think of the fastest cars in the country, you might think of the biggest cities New York, LA, Miami and Chicago but in the ATL the block is hot and some seriosuly fast import call this city home in the dirty south. With loads of brands calling this place home, Import Atlanta has become the unofficial home for many makes and models making it a unique community that is no just one make. With several clubs and vendors claling this place home, it is certainly full of traffic and there is plenty to see and do while you are here. Since it is not specifically into one make and the technology behind it, the tech discussions are more scarce but its a chill place to hang and discuss what everyone there is all about...cars.
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