Sx Tank Tops
Description: From the 180SX to the 200SX and 240SX, this iconic sports coupe lineage is known for its lightweight chassis, rear-wheel-drive layout, and strong drifting heritage. Together, these models became a symbol of Japanese tuner culture, combining timeless design with engaging performance, and remain highly admired among enthusiasts and fans of classic JDM sports cars.
Description: Bold motocross-inspired graphic featuring a powerful robotic arm, dynamic typography, and championship-themed artwork celebrating Ken Roczen and the 2026 450 SX season. A high-energy design perfect for motocross fans, dirt bike riders, racing enthusiasts, and sports apparel collections.
Description: From the 180SX to the 200SX and 240SX, this iconic sports coupe lineage is known for its lightweight chassis, rear-wheel-drive layout, and strong drifting heritage. Together, these models became a symbol of Japanese tuner culture, combining timeless design with engaging performance, and remain highly admired among enthusiasts and fans of classic JDM sports cars.
Description: The OB-SX was envisioned by designers to be a smaller, lighter, more durable "live performance" version of their (then) flagship OB-X. The OB-SX featured the same VCO/VCF/VCAs of the OB-X and a voice card design similar to the OB-Xa in which polyphony was based on the number of 2-voice PCB cards installed (using CEM/Curtis chips). Sacrifices were made to the OB-X's "knob for each function" programming interface (replaced in the "SX" by a few realtime only filter and envelope controls), the ability to save patches (all sounds were preset in ROM) and the last octave of the keyboard ("chopped" to 48 notes).
