Updated 2010 Lancer Ralliart AccessPORT maps are available for immediate download from COBB Tuning.com. The new v1.01 maps resolve a critical fault present in the previous v1.00 AccessPORT maps that rendered 2010 Lancer Ralliarts inoperable upon installation of the AccessPORT. These new maps are available by direct download from the Lancer Ralliart Map Download Page and also via firmware update to be released shortly. Before installing your AccessPORT, download the desired v1.01 map and load to your AccessPORT via AccessPORT Manager. Only 2010 Lancer Ralliart is affected by this update. Please contact COBB Tuning directly if you have further questions or concerns at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call us at 801-713-0035.

The final round of the 2010 Rally America Championship landed at the New England Forest Rally. Championships were on the line as the nations top teams battled it out deep in the forests of Maine and New Hampshire. See all the highlights from this season's biggest event!

More choice is what the aftermarket is all about and it’s good to finally see some more choice opening up in the DCT fluid arena. HKS have launched two new products for the R35 GT-R’s transmission lately. The latest offerings from HKS  come in the form of this great looking and functional alloy transmission oil pan. You might be surprised though to learn what HKS tout as the number one feature here however, their oil pan’s rigidity – 30% more rigid that the OEM part in fact. HKS are saying that due to the innate rigidity of the honeycomb mesh structure they’ve built into this cast allot oil pan, the transmission casing overall will benefit resulting in lower wear on internal components. The theory being that when the transmission case flexes the internal bits rub just that fraction more than they would in a not flexed state. This isn’t the first aftermarket company to offer parts to combat this issue but this is the first simple oil pan upgrade that has come out and said this. The HKS Transmission Oil Pan will set you back around 84,000 yen in Japan.

The Pontiac Solstice upon its release has boasted impressive styling, highly respectable performance, and excellent control, all for an economical budget. This model was Pontiac's first design of a two-seater roadster and with its formidable ingredients of a powerful front-mounted engine, rear-wheel drive, a fully independent suspension, 18 inch wheels and a near perfect weight distribution. This vehicle has certainly gained drivers' attention. The Pontiac Solstice 2.0L Turbo adds to this repertoire of performance features by increasing acceleration and power, turning this economical compact into a top-down road-ripping machine.