Car Station Marche
Car Station Marche is a tuning shop in Maebashi, Gunma Prefecture, founded in 1989 by the All Japan Rally Championship driver Masashi Ishida. Car Station Marche fits parts, rebuilds engines and tunes engine computers, and makes its own Sujigane-kun strut tower bars.
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About Car Station Marche
Car Station Marche is a tuning shop in Maebashi, Gunma Prefecture, founded in 1989 by Masashi Ishida, an All Japan Rally Championship driver. Masashi Ishida first entered the championship in 1982 in a Toyota TE71, ran full seasons from 1985 in an AE86, and took a class win on Rally Portugal in 1992.
Car Station Marche sells and fits parts, rebuilds engines and tunes engine computers on a Dynapack dynamometer, with turbo upgrades for the Subaru Legacy and WRX and the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution among its work. Car Station Marche makes its own parts too, among them the Sujigane-kun strut tower bars.
