My good friend Matt Lomazoff recently revamped his DD(daily drifter,not daily driver). I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to shoot his car at one of my favorite secrete locations…
Matt’s car isn’t your typical hella flush, trailer-ed, pristine show car. The car was built to drift and that’s exactly what Matt does with it everyday, and has the battle scars to show!
Below is some video of Matt doing what he does, in such close quarters! 😉
Ok so here is the first of the four features from our trip out west. I’ll start it off with these two random snaps from the Agenda Show we attended in Huntington Beach. Chill’n outside was the Crooks & Castles and MATIX flagship vehicles. It’s cool to see how much car culture influences so much that is so un-car related, it’s almost built into their way of life.
Around 3am, while cruising around Huntington we run into Coco and his super clean EVO. I’ve come to learn in the few days i spent in the Newport/Huntington Beach area that they are some of the friendliest/nicest people I’ve ever encountered. You’d be hard-pressed to find someone with a chip on their shoulder or in a bad mood. Everyone was very warm, inviting, and quick to help.
As we spoke to Coco Zurita, he explained he was in the area to compete in X-games 16. 
I’ve always been a fan of the murdured-out look and as Coco explained that the matte black finish on his EVO isn’t even paint…it’s a wrap! The whole car… He opened the door to revile the original white color that still remained in the jam of the door(not pictured).
I wanna apologize for the blurry shots taken in such low light, but i felt like it was a perfect opportunity to bring you car culture in it’s purest form. Oh, and as i should mention, pointed out by Coco, check out his sponsor: Vivid Racing.
Here’s a shot of Coco doing what he does(Via Vivid Racing): 
more to come…
-James Cale
Ever since I started up my personal blog last year, I’ve been in touch with James Cale from DETO International. Now that I’ve moved onto illmotion, James was happy to cooperate with us on our site and feature what he can. In turn, we do our best to help him promote him and his brand. Some of you might have seen his brand on hypebeast and DSPORT magazine.
Recently, James sent me one of the newest shirts that he has ready – the B-series shirt. This shirt has lots of attention to detail compared to most shirts – there are 4 screens in total. The first one being on the front, with Honda’s Civic EK being one of the flagship cars. The second on the back, being the brand – DETO. The third, on the inside of the right sleeve if you flip it up saying ‘naturally aspirated class only”. This third detail may refer to the B18C5 in the Integra Type R pushing out 195hp without the use of any help from superchargers or turbos. The last detail is on the inside of the shirt quickly explaining the reason for the birth of Honda tuning starting with the B-series.
Remember to hit up James at DETO International to grab your shirt and celebrate the passion of tuning.
