Drift Tengoku — September 2004 · Page 58
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Introducing NPG Zero Master: under one minute on production specifications! In Tsukuba Super Battle's tightly regulated street class, Auto Produce Boss's CP9A recorded 59.442 seconds with an off the shelf NPG Zero Master suspension kit. Excellent road following, repeated road tests on each supported model and four stage damping adjustment provide performance for hard circuit use.
Testing included Potenza RE-01 street tires and RE55S competition tires. Even with boost raised to 1.85, the production kit handled the car's power and converted it into traction. That lap time proves the potential now available to your street car.
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Potenza
1
Sports
Standard
SUSPENSION LINE UP
Bridgestone
Exceptional potential, proven by lap time
59.442 seconds
2003 Tsukuba Super Battle. Organizer: Revspeed. Tires: Potenza RE55S .
AUTO PRODUCE BOSS CP9A
Full length adjustable suspension
NEW
ZERO
Model / tax inclusive price, with pretax price in parentheses
NPG ZERO MASTER LINE UP
¥215,250 (¥205,000)
S14
Vehicle
Silvia
Manufacturer
¥215,250 (¥205,000)
S15
Silvia
Lancer Evolution V / VI; Lancer Evolution III / IV
NISSAN
¥220,500 (¥210,000)
¥220,500 (¥210,000)
CP9A
CT9A
MITSUBISHI
¥241,500 (¥230,000)
GC8
Impreza
Impreza
SUBARU
¥241,500 (¥230,000)
GDB
http://www.bs.sus.ne.jp
Product division: 1-10-1 Kyobashi, Chuo, Tokyo 104-8340, seventh floor . Tel: 03-3563-6952
Bridgestone FVS Co., Ltd. Read the instructions before installation and use. The advertisement disclaims responsibility for damage caused by incorrect use or defects. Printed product images may differ from the actual item.
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ドリフト天国 (Drift Tengoku), September 2004, is a Japanese drifting magazine. This archive preserves 316 scanned pages in their original right-to-left reading order, including the covers.
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