u/shirotokiya7

Hey guys!

I’m a developer and a longtime car enthusiast, and I kept running into the same problem with detailed car builds.

Over time, fitment specs, wheel setups, suspension changes, photos, notes, IG captions, and old forum posts all get scattered. After a while, even the owner has to dig just to remember the full setup.

So we built a structured build page system where each car gets one permanent page that can hold:

• Full mod list
• Wheel specs
• Tire specs
• Suspension setup
• Fitment notes
• Photos and videos
• Build history
• Shops involved
• Clubs you’re into
• Updates over time

There are already 900+ real builds live across different countries, and stance builds are exactly the kind of cars that benefit from proper documentation because the details matter so much.

Here’s a are some stance build already documented & showcased on the platform:

Liberty Walk GTR | Liberty Walk M4 | Lexus IS300 | Mustang GT

If you already have a stance build, show car, daily, project car, or something you’re slowly dialing in, you can create a page and keep the full setup in one clean place instead of buried across posts, notes, and folders.

Would genuinely love feedback from stance owners on what would make this more useful for documenting fitment and suspension setups.

Hey RX-7 owners,

I shared an earlier version of this 3 months ago project before, so I wanted to post a proper update now that it’s grown quite a bit, thanks for everyone who gave feedback early on.

The problem I’ve been trying to fix is simple: detailed builds get scattered everywhere, threads, IG captions, old posts, notes, Google Drive folders, camera rolls, and random chats. After a while, even the owner has to dig just to remember what’s been done.

So I built a structured build page system where each car has one permanent page that can hold:

• Full mod list
• Exact specs
• Suspension & wheel/tire setup
• Power-to-weight
• Dyno numbers
• Shops involved & clubs you’re into
• Organized gallery
• Build updates over time
• Mod tagging on photos, so you can show exactly where parts are on the car
• Build history/timeline, so you can document when you first bought the car, major upgrades, rebuilds, track days, and changes over time

There are already 800+ real owner builds live from different countries, and RX-7s are exactly the kind of cars I think need proper documentation because the builds can get complicated fast.

Here’s one track focused RX-7 already documented:

If you already have a build, street car, track car, or something evolving over time, you can create a page and keep everything in one place instead of buried across posts, notes, and folders.

Would love feedback from RX-7 owners, especially what you’d want tracked or shown on a proper rotary build page.

Hey Raptor owners,

I’m a car guy and UI/UX designer, and I’ve been building a cleaner way for people to document and show off their vehicles long-term.

So far, the platform already has 800+ builds consisting of sports cars, JDM builds, Euro builds, supercars, and normal daily drivers on it, but honestly, we haven’t touched the truck/off-road side as much yet.

That’s why I wanted to ask here.

For Raptor / truck owners, what would actually be useful to keep track of?

Stuff like:

- mods and parts list
- wheel/tire/suspension setup
- trails or off-road routes you’ve done
- towing/camping setup
- photos/videos from trail runs or truck build

We’re also working on a feature where owners can document trails/routes they’ve done, so the off-road side is something I’d really like to get right instead of just guessing.

Here’s a Raptor F150 already documented:

Would love feedback from the Raptor guys here, what would make something like this actually useful for truck owners?

Hey GR Corolla owners,

I’m a developer and a longtime car enthusiast, and I kept running into the same problem with detailed builds.

Over time, everything gets scattered, mods in forum threads, specs in IG captions, random notes, old posts. After a while, even the owner has to dig just to remember what’s been done.

So I built a structured build page system where each car has one permanent page that holds:

• Full mod list
• Exact specs
• Suspension & wheel/tire setup
• Power-to-weight
• Dyno numbers
• Shops involved & clubs you're into
• Organized gallery
• Build updates over time
• Track sessions, lap times, and soon deeper telemetry data

There are already 750+ real owner builds live, including 30**+ GRC** across different countries with different setups.

Here’s a clean GR that’s already documented:
Full GR Build

If you already have a build, street, track, or something evolving over time, you can create a page and keep everything in one place instead of scattered across platforms.

Would love feedback from GR owners, especially those who track on what would make this more useful.

Hey Mustang owners,

I’m a UI/UX designer and longtime Mustang fan/owner. I kept running into the same issue with long-term builds: mod lists, wheel/tire setups, power numbers, dyno sheets, photos, and notes all end up scattered across social media, IG captions, camera roll, notes app, and old posts.

I built a structured build page system where each car gets one permanent page for its full build history.

It can track things like:

• full mod list
• wheel/tire setup
• suspension setup
• power numbers
• dyno sheets
• shops involved
• organized gallery
• timeline over time

Here’s my full Mustang build build already documented:

If you already have a build, street, track, or something evolving over time, you can create a page and keep everything in one place instead of scattered across platforms.

Would love feedback from Mustang owners, especially those who track on what would make this more useful.