Starting off this update with the supra. the STONKY supra... I've taken the front seats out and gotten to work to get this thing minty fresh inside, and not smelling like a fat weaboo. Gave it a good vacuum all around, but seats are still out because more cleaning needed.

I've also fixed the popups! turns out it wasnt broken motors, just a bad wire. re-soldered it and the lights go up and down like a charm!

Later that day..

I came across posts on social media about this weeks Daikoku Futo car meet. I have my S14 up and running, im not extremely busy. WHY NOT?

The car has been sitting for a bit tho. So i did a quick bolt check and assured the tyre pressures are fine. Rear left was running a bit low. so i pumped that up, then set off for Daikoku a bit after sunset.

About 30mins later..

Reached Daikoku!

parked up next to some fellow S-chassis brothers

This is actually my first time going to the Daikoku, that too in my own car!
And i must say, just the vibes there are sooo nice! The japs being japs, no brawls or chaos or breaking the law at the meet. Just parking your car up, and talking cars with other petrolheads! (things do change a lot when you leave the lot and enter into the abyss of speed which is the wangan)

After about 40mins of admiring all sorts of builds the daikoku had been filled with, and ofc some gossip with people about cars, i decided to give the wangan a shot. Yes.... Wangan on my street/drift spec S14.

Right then, lets see how far i can push the car, and myself.

GO!!

As expected, things did get a bit hairy after crossing 180kph
The front has about 4degrees negative camber. the tyres are 225's all around, and i took this thing for a top speed run.
inb4 crash, car blows, and my a*s gets sent to god

Which brings me to my top speed

225kph.

No, the car didnt top out at 225kph only. I DID LMAO.
i was basically getting infested with more and more fear as the speed climbed. so yeah i backed off the throttle

Afterwards i just went back home and got some rest

Anyway, that'll be all for now. Thanks for stopping by!