BLOX Racing

Want to give your Japanese car a personal touch and more performance? BLOX Racing makes tuning parts and accessories for the import and JDM scene, from small cabin details to parts that change how the car drives. Here you’ll find shift knobs, oil caps, intake parts, suspension parts and lug nuts for many popular models.

Tuning parts with roots in the import scene

BLOX Racing is an American brand that grew up in the Japanese car tuning scene. The range is built mainly around popular models from Honda, Acura, Subaru, Nissan, Toyota and Mitsubishi, though many parts are also used on other cars. The brand combines functional performance parts with accessories that give the engine bay and cabin a more finished look, so enthusiasts on the street and on track can find something that suits their project.

BLOX Racing’s key products

Many start with the smaller parts: shift knobs, oil caps, valve cover details and billet parts that are easy to fit and give the car a more personal look. On the performance side, BLOX Racing offers intake manifolds, throttle bodies and intake pipes designed to improve airflow on popular engines. For suspension and steering there are coilovers, camber arms and other adjustable parts. The range also includes lug nuts, wheel studs and spacers. See each product for vehicle fitment.

Buy BLOX Racing from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the BLOX Racing solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

Do BLOX Racing parts only fit Japanese cars?

The range is developed mainly for popular Japanese models, but many universal parts such as shift knobs, lug nuts and fittings can also be used on other cars. Check the thread and dimensions on each product.

What should I know before changing lug nuts?

Lug nuts must have the correct thread and the right seat type for your wheels, such as conical or ball seat. Always tighten with a torque wrench to the car’s specification and re-check after the first few miles.