Lewis’ 2008 Acura TSX — Static to the Floor on WORK Wheels
There’s only one way to say it: HOLY SH*T.
For months, the internet was watching. Ever since Lewis dropped the first test-fitment photos of his WORK wheels, timelines across Instagram and Facebook were on fire. People couldn’t stop talking about whether this setup would actually work — or if it was pure madness.
Now it’s finally on the streets… and the neck-breaking is endless.
This is Lewis’ 2008 Acura TSX, fully static, executed with a level of commitment that most people only talk about. Anyone who’s built a static car in the Northeast knows this isn’t for the weak. You will get stuck. You will scrape. You will suffer. And Lewis accepted all of that to bring his vision to life.
The build took time. A lot of it. But the wait was worth it.
Lewis went all-in with a full Euro Accord conversion, pushing a style that’s polarizing by nature. This isn’t built for approval. In fact, it attracted plenty of hate:
“It looks broken.”
“It looks stupid.”
“He ruined the car.”
And that’s exactly the point.
This build was never meant to please everyone. Lewis built this car for himself, unapologetically. Love it or hate it, this is a form of automotive art — and at Serious Innovations, we respect and support all styles when they’re executed with intention and passion.
We’re proud to have been involved in this build and to feature it here.
👉 Watch the full video feature below
Sit back, turn the volume up, and enjoy
https://youtu.be/iGJ_l53Nz_0?si=4UcahGaOBTE0_6ST