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Soju
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Location: South Korea Occupation: Smuggling Soju Age: 122 V$: Broke |
#521 2019-05-11 18:51 |
It was such a great experience to watch all the drifting cars in glory!
It would have been much better if we brought our drift cars, but being at the event itself was surely fun anyway Added 25 seconds later: # Lagano : |
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Franklin
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Location: --- Tokyo, Japan Occupation: Yesn't Age: 30 V$: 7585 |
#522 2019-05-12 02:47 |
DUUUUUDE, THAT WAS SUCH A FUN DAY!
And i managed to DON'T HIT A CROWD, YAY! This week was such fun, until the next time mane! |
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Buzzsaw
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Location: United Kingdom Occupation: Supermarket Store Age: V$: 375/w |
#523 2019-05-12 08:26 |
Damn, boys you seen having a great time.
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Benny
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Location: Bosnia And Herzegovina Lukavac Occupation: Electrictian Age: 30 V$: V$756 |
#524 2019-05-13 11:45 |
Hello guys, I am posting an open invite for everyone that can come to Oklahoma USA till Wednesday that me and Lagano are hosting an Barbecue,Cars and Drift meeting which will be held on this Wednesdqy. Location is Hallet Motor Racing Circuit. Enterance is free for all and we are opening the gates on Tuesday night and we start at 6AM on Wednesday.Event will last till Friday 5PM
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Franklin
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Location: --- Tokyo, Japan Occupation: Yesn't Age: 30 V$: 7585 |
#525 2019-05-13 23:45 |
# Phonexius : Hello guys, I am posting an open invite for everyone that can come to Oklahoma USA till Wednesday that me and Lagano are hosting an Barbecue,Cars and Drift meeting which will be held on this Wednesdqy. Location is Hallet Motor Racing Circuit. Enterance is free for all and we are opening the gates on Tuesday night and we start at 6AM on Wednesday.Event will last till Friday 5PMI'm in! |
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RocketBunnyS13
Posts: 418
Location: Philippines MNL Occupation: Yes I ruin cars Age: 34 V$: wat |
#526 2019-05-16 22:28 |
YAMP it was a really fun day, packed with A LOT of people, I was impressed by Muza's low power drifting skills, linking a few mid-to-high speed corners without straightening out, and our Ben's C63 seemed to just LOVE sliding around haha. But man oh man, that Chevelle frightens me, with that much power and your MADMAN skills, I still have the adrenaline pumping, it's a real shame I didn't get to ride in the other Ben's S13 though. Oh well, there's always next time, like the upcoming barbecue!
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RedCarDriver
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Location: United States Arizona Occupation: it's complicated... more complicated than my relationships Age: 30 V$: 86310 |
#527 2019-05-17 01:03 |
Road trips are awesome. Always worried the intercooler is going to get too heat-soaked, but I'm pretty confident in both my cars.
(Maybe I need a naturally aspirated car or something? Hmm, project ideas...) Anyway, I'll be there. This post was edited by RedCarDriver (2019-05-17 07:10, ago) |
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BigSmoke
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Location: Indonesia Occupation: Following Those Damn Trains Age: V$: Broke |
#528 2019-05-17 05:07 |
# RedCarDriver : Road trips are awesome. Always worried the intercooler is going to get too heat-soaked, but I'm pretty confident in both my cars. I'm not sure if Ziga would bring his AE86 again, but I think Franklin(well, Franklin) will bring his Mustang SN95 again. I might bring my Foxbody as well, after all it needs to see some track action (well, probably not sideways though) before I decide if I should bring it back to Japan or not |
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Benny
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Location: Bosnia And Herzegovina Lukavac Occupation: Electrictian Age: 30 V$: V$756 |
#529 2019-05-17 06:51 |
# RedCarDriver : Road trips are awesome. Always worried the intercooler is going to get too heat-soaked, but I'm pretty confident in both my cars. I am glad to see that you might come after all you introduced me to the R33 seller which I proudly own today. Gonna keep you the V.I.P. spot |
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Lagano
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Location: Slovenia West side Occupation: Taking it easy Age: 24 V$: :$V |
#530 2019-06-01 15:37 |
Track time!Hallett Motor Racing Circuit, 17th MayBenny managed to get ourselves a track day for the boys from Japan to have some fun with their rides before they head back. That was also a great opportunity for my R32 to get some well deserved track time! I've become quite familiar with power outputs upwards of 1000hp but this was the first time i unleashed them all on the track! It's a totally different thing than letting them go on a drag strip, i'll tell you that. Ben was there with another GTR, his mighty R33 as you all know it. However it wasn't pushing all it's horsepower, i believe he tuned it to a 700-ish HP RWD setup which lead to a few drifts on the track! It had a set of good grippy tires though so Ben could still make a few great lap times. I was quite surprised by the R32's handling too, the R888 tires and Tein coilovers surely did their job! I had another set with me so i went all out in some corners And yes, there was also Lydia with another beast of a R33!! Name doesn't ring any bells? Well, it might be because last time i've seen her she was a guy named Harrison. I know people change over time but i didn't expect such a difference. Anyway, she also put that R33 to use with some amazing runs! I think her R33 was also detuned a bit because she had to drive it all the way from Arizona, it still looked quite powerful on the track and made some nice pops and bangs! 11k was also looking good with his E36, i saw that he had some skill from the gymkhana events! Well the tracks there are usually slower and tighter but his knowledge was very useful here too, he nailed the lines in some corners! Soju managed to surprise me as well, his Supra is more of a highway racer but with all that weight reduction it turned out very agile on the track! All those aero bits provided him more than enough downforce to keep him on the road. He pushed all of that boost on the straightaway in some laps, i'm glad he has a proper brake kit to slow it down haha. Last but not least, there was Yuan with his Foxbody! He kinda made it a GT with the Modular 4.6 swap, that was quite a power boost for it since it's very light for a Mustang! He handled it on the track like a pro, i could definitely tell his experience from tracking the Evo 3. Despite all the body roll he managed to keep the racing line and hit the apex in the corners, sometimes he even drove on the curb and did a bit of 2 wheeling like with his Evo once! Another thing worth mentioning is that the Mustang had completely stock running gear! Including some old tires, and that had its consequences a few times lol. When braking in one corner i think the rear wheels locked up for a moment and it threw him in a massive drift, Smoke handled it like a champ though and made a little smoke on the track too! All in all it was a ton of fun again!! There were also Muza, Marc and AJ with their LS swapped RX7 but i didn't manage to get any photos because i was riding along too much haha. I'm glad y'all enjoyed it, and thanks for the visit again! |
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BigSmoke
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#531 2019-06-02 09:04 |
The Foxbody is quite a jelly of a car I should say, it rolls and wobbles on corners
Once I've got the hang of it though it was quite fun to explore the limits of the car I was even surprised I could push it that far! I don't know if there was any parts falling apart during the run sooooo....... And once again thank you for the invitation, it was fun and memorable to be with you guys. Cheers boys! |
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Soju
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#532 2019-06-02 16:45 |
It was a blast having some circuit race session after the meet! It was real fun
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Benny
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Location: Bosnia And Herzegovina Lukavac Occupation: Electrictian Age: 30 V$: V$756 |
#533 2019-06-03 16:42 |
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Lagano
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Location: Slovenia West side Occupation: Taking it easy Age: 24 V$: :$V |
#534 2019-06-03 22:10 |
Don't worry about the TRD wing, i'm about to get a drag wing for the drag Supra anyway lol. Too bad about the R33 though, let's hope the boys in Japan will bring it back to life!
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Franklin
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Location: --- Tokyo, Japan Occupation: Yesn't Age: 30 V$: 7585 |
#535 2019-06-04 00:55 |
Duuuuuude
I'm stoked for the Sup, it will be a great project But i'm also really sad for the 33, hopefully it will be running soon like a champ... This post was edited by Franklin (2019-06-08 18:23, ago) |
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BigSmoke
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Location: Indonesia Occupation: Following Those Damn Trains Age: V$: Broke |
#536 2019-06-04 05:40 |
Welp sad to see the R33 is out of the action for a while
But Japan? I can smell something very, very big is going to happen with it...... I'm going to prepare all my number nines for it Also thank you for the invitation and the shotgun ride inside the R33, cheers guys! I laughed so hard to the fact that you stole Ziga's TRD wing, therefore] giving you both aero upgrades! |
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Lagano
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Location: Slovenia West side Occupation: Taking it easy Age: 24 V$: :$V |
#537 2019-06-15 16:48 |
#ProjectBankrupt*Projects, actually. I don't know what we've gotten ourselves into... |
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BigSmoke
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Location: Indonesia Occupation: Following Those Damn Trains Age: V$: Broke |
#538 2019-06-15 17:25 |
Oooooooh what's cooking over there?
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Chaser
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Location: United States Florida Occupation: Mechanic Age: 23 V$: |
#539 2019-06-15 17:51 |
Do i spot a G35?
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Benny
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Location: Bosnia And Herzegovina Lukavac Occupation: Electrictian Age: 30 V$: V$756 |
#540 2019-06-15 18:41 |
Hey Ziga why did you pit a tarp on my money pit xD
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Nightkid
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Location: Japan Occupation: yesn´t Age: 23 V$: idk |
#541 2019-06-16 17:32 |
Oy i see a G35 there H I H E
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Lagano
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Location: Slovenia West side Occupation: Taking it easy Age: 24 V$: :$V |
#542 2019-06-16 18:43 |
RocketBunnyS13
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Location: Philippines MNL Occupation: Yes I ruin cars Age: 34 V$: wat |
#543 2019-06-20 18:05 |
Just wanted to say thank you so much for having us over in the USA! Some super solid fun times no doubt . Hit us up whenever you guys are in Japan!
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Lagano
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Location: Slovenia West side Occupation: Taking it easy Age: 24 V$: :$V |
#544 2019-06-20 23:42 |
I'm glad we all had a blast! And yeah, one day you guys will return the favor for sure
Three's a crowdA week before buying those project cars you've seen a glimpse of, i went to a local Drift school event! I didn't really learn anything new but there was another fun thing to do, teaching people how to drift! Ben was one of the instructors too (well, Benny and also the other Ben that i met at the local drift events), we showed some local guys the basics, followed by several drifting moves and techniques using different track layouts. Some were drifting for the first time, and some already tried it on a few local events. Later they also went for some runs with me in the Mark 2. Yeah, the 86 might be better for this but i wanted to get the feeling of drifting a more stock-ish car, also to match with the learners better. They had some pretty interesting rides too, for example a FB RX7 and a R32 Skyline! One guy even managed to drift a Mazda B2000 truck you can see them in action here! *LINK* Moving on to our purchases: As some of you have guessed, it's a G35! It has some front end damage but hopefully the suspension and everything else stayed intact. Though i won't complain too much as the whole thing cost only V$400. Benny got some sick plans for this which he should tell you about eventually, so stay tuned! Benny also got this idea of daily driving something exotic. As if dailying a JZX90 Mark 2 or a 900HP Chevelle wasn't interesting enough... Regardless of that we both got ourselves something a bit more luxurious on a salvage auction in Texas, because running cars like that are just too expensive. So i got this Porsche 911 Carrera S, a 2006 model with only 54k miles! Like the G35 it suffered a hit in the front, but i'm afraid this one was a bit harder. The hood and bumper were pretty much done for, and the windshield got cracked somehow. Worst case scenario would be that the frame bent and popped the windshield out of place. The car supposedly runs and drives but i doubt that from the looks of it. I'm surprised that the left headlight stayed intact though, well the mounts probably broke but whatever. I already got to searching for parts and found out that they're pretty damn costly. Well, that's the price of having a car from such a high end brand. And the absolute madman that Benny is got himself a Lambo!!! A 2015 Aventador, to be exact. Now it may look all good from the outside but if it was really like that, this beast wouldn't be in the garage at the moment. The reports say this car was flood damaged, and it can be a nightmare to fix. However Benny did some extensive research on the accident report and found out that the car had gone off road and into the water but wasn't flooded completely. He said the wiring shouldn't have got fried in this kind of accident so hopefully we will get this thing going! Benny had to let go of the R35 for these 2 exotics but hey, we might both end up with a better car after all! |
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BigSmoke
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#545 2019-06-21 03:53 |
Oooooh the drift school session must be a hell lot of fun! Mark II looks handsome ripping there as well
Also glad you're still able to be in contact with Ben (or should I refer him as Kame Ben/Turtle Ben? ) YO HOLY S**T YOU GRABBED YOURSELVES SUPERCARS?! God dangit this is quite a new envision of tuning I should embrace. Lambo looks particularly healthy as well, despite uhh.....mistaking a local river for Monaco's Swimming Pool and becoming a submarine for a while Good luck for the project boys! Now, to find a local junkyard and similar websites in Japan...... |
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Smokiegun
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Location: United States Occupation: Age: 24 V$: 58,790 |
#546 2019-06-21 03:56 |
Now this is inspiring me to get something super crazy expensive so I can be cool like you and Benny Congrats to you both for finding such steals and hopefully I work up the confidence to find myself in the same position as you all!
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Benny
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Location: Bosnia And Herzegovina Lukavac Occupation: Electrictian Age: 30 V$: V$756 |
#547 2019-06-21 06:41 |
Thanks Habibi an Biggie....
We will be there for you in the case you need our help. As the G35 stands I am still in the phone call and photoshop stage of it but when I get everything settled I will hit you guys up ( I hope this stage will end fast cause we run out of time.). |
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Soju
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Location: South Korea Occupation: Smuggling Soju Age: 122 V$: Broke |
#548 2019-06-21 12:37 |
Looking forward to those epic projects
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RocketBunnyS13
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Location: Philippines MNL Occupation: Yes I ruin cars Age: 34 V$: wat |
#549 2019-06-21 20:07 |
HIGH ROLLERS THESE GUYS HMMMM. Looking forward to see you guys restore those exotics back to their factory glory! It'll be pricey and it'll require A LOT of elbow grease for sure, whether or not that effort will be worth it is subjective haha
And of course, JZX90 drifting, ALWAYS entertaining! Any future drift plans? More daily mods maybe? |
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Renaruto
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http://https://www.facebook.com/R... Location: Japan probably Occupation: Yes Age: 25 V$: 5.300 |
#550 2019-06-29 19:46 |
Man... You guys are out here getting proper Lambos and Porsches.. Meanwhile im dailying two drift cars lmao
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Niatross
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Location: Bangladesh Occupation: topkek Age: V$: yes |
#551 2019-07-03 21:58 |
A 997 and a flippin' AVENTADOR
WOW u guys are makin big money moves out here!! Nonetheless, im rly looking forward to these projects just bc of the sheer value and cool factor at play here Cant wait to see em tearing up peoples eardrums! |
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Benny
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#552 2019-07-08 15:53 |
Good evening, ladies and gentleman's
In tonights episode of "How To Get Broke in 50 Second"
"An Aventador is hungy and eats up all the money
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Soju
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#553 2019-07-08 15:59 |
It was really a great time to help you sorting out parts for the Supra
And the R33 getting LHD swap is quite surprising! The Lambo looks even way better with those Brixton wheels |
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BigSmoke
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#554 2019-07-08 18:16 |
Woah you guys are really cooking some serious stuff (and money) over there!
A V10 inside a G35? Once again a revolutionary works from Side to Side, you guys never fail to amaze me indeed That Lambo looks soooo savage as well, those Brixton wheels suits the car very well! And glad the R33 has finished it's Japan visit, though now it has to do a trip around the world. But hey, after all who doesn't love free stuff? |
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Lagano
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Location: Slovenia West side Occupation: Taking it easy Age: 24 V$: :$V |
#555 2019-07-25 22:54 |
Very German Updateft. Chinese partsWhile we were sorting out Benny's Lambo i also sourced some parts for the 997! First i only focused on replacing the broken parts in the front but then i decided to go all out and totally transform this thing, having a rebuilt title later on it will drop its value anyway so there's no point in keeping it original. A very noticable part here is this VIS Racing OEM Style carbon fiber hood i found at Andy's Auto Sport. If i have to get new body parts, why not save some weight while we're at it? And the weight reduction doesn't stop there! I managed to grab a couple of FRP front fenders, amazing what you can find on AliExpress. Well i only needed the left fender but OEM parts keep a very high price, even in used condition so aftermarket is the way to go on this build. One of the best finds was this RUF front bumper! Also one of the most expensive ones but like i already said, that's the price of car brands like this. I really like those LEDs that came with it too, not sure how i'm gonna make that work with the car yet but i'll figure it out eventually. Moving on to the rear, there's this huge GT3 Cup style spoiler that you may have seen peeking out in the last update. I've always loved the look of it, seeing it on 997 GT3 rally cars across Europe. Looks like it's adjustable too, that's quite a cool feature! With this and the carbon hood the 911 is definitely getting a track car look. A GT3 rear bumper would be a great match to the wing but i ended up with one from a 997 Turbo. I was looking around the internet but most aftermarket bumpers were for the facelift models, if i got one of those i'd have to replace the taillights which i don't really like that much anyway. This Turbo one is even supposed to be OEM, however it was not in very good condition so i sent it to a local body shop to get it fixed and fill the gaps where those ugly bumperettes used to be. The result is a good looking Euro-spec bumper, they did one hell of a job! Now i just need a good exhaust system to match it. After buying that bumper i remembered another part from a 997 Turbo, those nice side vents for improved air intake and engine cooling. Mine is a naturally aspirated Carrera S but i thought it would be a nice addition! They're from some no-name Chinese brand so i kinda doubted the quality but when i got them they were legit carbon fiber! However this exact 911 didn't have any side intakes so i dropped the car off at the body shop to make them fit perfectly and provide some more breathing room for that boxer. Despite the newer Porsches being water cooled it still needs some more Luftgekühlt Exterior wise, i think i got a great package overall. Now the only parts left are some wheels, even if the stock ones look great but they don't suit the track vibe this car's about to have, and a windshield. I've looked at a few options already and again i'll have to get an aftermarket one, and probably from China again lol. I've looked through a few forums and videos and found out that a Fuyao glass is a good aftermarket alternative with OEM quality! That's actually a major brand which also makes windows for many car brands so i'm sure it will be a good choice. Looks pretty much ready to go from the outside but there's still some more work to do. Now the frame is intact but the front left wheel seems a bit off, i'll have to look into that and maybe upgrade some suspension parts in the process. Well, the 911 being a world-famous sports car already has a pretty good suspension setup but you know, there's always room for improvements! And here's the next German that i wanted to tell you about for a while now. I basically haven't touched it since the boys from Tokyo helped me out with it, but we've done some good progress at that time! Notice the different bucket seats, the Mk4 R ones were alright but i wanted something a bit more oldschool for a change. Luckily i found a guy in a local VW group who's building a Mk2 show car, we traded the front and rear seats and the dashboard with steering wheel. I still have the Mk4 door panels though, even if i'm aiming for a simpler build it's still good to keep some features like power windows, for example. With the dashboard i also got this aftermarket steering wheel which suits the car well, not sure if it's legit but i don't mind really. Another mod there is the radio but again, it's cool to have a few modern things on board! But then again, i'd love the original radio with some oldschool casettes playing... We also managed to make the transmission work! The Golf runs and drives just like it should, especially with the new KW coilovers and FM control arms we installed. Before that i also got a set of 225/45 R16 Yokohama Advan Neova AD08Rs on those Regamasters, the previous tires were a little too high profile. But since then, i guess i ran out of time to complete it because of the other projects, especially the 997 and both Supras lately. Don't worry though, there will be time for every car in this place, i'll at least clear the dust off the Mk2 for now. These two haven't changed a bit either but we've had some fun with them at the drag strip. The Supra feels very similar to the SC300, just with a little harder suspension and a few more horsepower. It definitely needs new tires though, launches were not so good as i thought. For now we're more focused on that one peeking on the left And one more JDM legend not to forget about! After some discussion with Benny we decided that we will sell it on somewhere in Europe because the market for rally inspired cars there is on fire these days, and because it can't live on in America sadly. The front bumper fixing is still in progress, and the wheels need to be refurbished. It's the same issue here - too many projects. A few days ago we also checked its engine and replaced a few fluids to keep it like new on the inside just like it will be on the outside! After we were done with assembling the 911 Benny suggested to go for a drive with his Supra, you know i couldn't say no to that. He threw on the plate from the Golf so maybe it will raise one or two eyebrows less than a Supra with mismatched parts and no registration would. We headed out through the outskirts of the town so we had less worries and more space to floor it. We were later joined by a few local friends who were quite impressed with it, especially by the fact that it comes from Europe. I mean, people here in the USA usually import a Japanese car from Japan after it turns 25 years old (maybe also earlier in some cases but i'll pass on that), i guess they just want that JDM feeling. A better reason is probably the price though, with the prices rising each year around the world you can still find a few cheap examples in Japan, due to higher availability. But if i have a choice i'd go for a left hand drive example, after all you drive that car on the road and having the steering wheel on the other side can be a problem, especially if you're going to a drive-thru! Well the US Supras, modified or not, have reached insane prices so the guys have to find some sort of alternative. If you look at it from behind where all the parts are in the same color, apart from the wing being in a different shade of silver, it's really a sight to admire, even in a pretty much OEM shape which Benny will hopefully keep. Suspension stayed stock too, we had a bit of body roll through the corners but the car still feels very responsive and agile thanks to the new OEM suspension parts. It could use an inch or 2 of lowering though, not gonna lie. The Supra drives like a dream, now it just needs some exterior touches to become road worthy. I can't say the same for the 997 though, that one may need some extensive suspension work. Have a good one! |
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Franklin
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#556 2019-07-25 23:57 |
Dude, what a great update!
I'm lovin the look of the 911, that thing is lookin neat! Can't wait to see the next mods Also that golf dude, i love that lil thang, maybe when i can go to the U.S of A and pick up somethin similar I'm stoked to see more, keep it up! |
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BigSmoke
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#557 2019-07-26 04:37 |
You guys basically brewed a homemade GT3 RS there, which is a good thing
I mean it does have those intakes for NA engine and big wing taken from their race version so that definitely counts Also tell me, how light Fuyao glass is? I got no money for Lexan obviously I didn't expect that Regamasters can fit classic Golfs yet it did and blends gracefully! And sad that the Evo is going out from the collection, but eh, here's hoping it'll see a better life (no don't worry I don't need another Evo for now) |
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Benny
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#558 2019-07-26 16:49 |
I wish december would come faster to share the Supra future with everyone but for now everyone has to wait.....
Ziga thanks for those rims again they fit the car perfectly.... |
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Soju
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#559 2019-07-26 17:44 |
very solid updates! Regamasters on Golf looks really great
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RocketBunnyS13
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Location: Philippines MNL Occupation: Yes I ruin cars Age: 34 V$: wat |
#560 2019-07-27 17:32 |
Rad! Hard to tell that the goodies on the 997 were ordered from AliExpress, but up close it looks like a bit of refinishing will improve the parts a lot haha. MK2 is looking solid! And of course it's really epic to see JDM legends like the JZA80 and the CP9A
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