Larry Chen

Oct 25, 2024 | speedhunters.com | Dino Dalle Carbonare |Larry Chen

2024 IntroThink supercar wide-body kits and one name springs to mind: Liberty Walk. While the Nagoya-based company got its start more than 30 years ago, it’s been over the last decade that Liberty Walk has become a household name in the car community. That’s no surprise, given its founder’s penchant for cutting up rare cars for overfender conversions. Wataru Kato definitely doesn’t do things by halves.

Apr 10, 2024 | speedhunters.com | Larry Chen

2024 IntroThis coming weekend, the streets of Long Beach will come alive with all the colour and excitement of a new Formula Drift championship. FD has been kicking off new seasons here since 2006, and over that time, the challenging concrete barrier-lined street course has seen as much glory as it has heartache.

Mar 18, 2024 | community.intel.com | Larry Chen

Making a Drift Racer’s Dream Come True with Intel Core 14th Gen HX-Series ProcessorsBy Larry ChenLarry Chen is a world-renowned car culture and commercial automotive photographer from Los Angeles. And now he is sharing with us his latest project, using the power of Intel Core 14th Gen HX-series of mobile processors. .

Feb 10, 2024 | speedhunters.com | Larry Chen

Next Chapter > 2024 IntroIt’s always interesting to see feature cars resurface years after they were posted on Speedhunters, especially when they’ve evolved in some way. Frank Profera’s Lotus Elise was featured twice – first in 2012, after Larry randomly happened across it (it went on to become Speedhunters’ ‘Street Car of the Year’ that year) – and then again in 2014, after it received its major ‘Ronin RS211′ re-imagination.

Dec 15, 2023 | speedhunters.com | Larry Chen

2023 IntroductionLike almost all performance cars from the 1980s, the third-gen Ford Mustang – AKA Fox Body – is currently enjoying a repopularization of sorts. Not that it ever went out of fashion for enthusiasts, but like other icons from the rad era – automotive or otherwise – Fox Bodys are only becoming more and more sought after. Back in 2013, Mike Garrett and Larry Chen took a look at arguably one of the coolest 5.0s around.