Drift Tengoku — October 2013

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188 available scans from Drift Tengoku — October 2013, in right-to-left reading order. Japanese OCR and English translation drafts are available throughout. Drafts have not received exhaustive image proofreading; unreadable source remains recorded in the archival data.

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Page 161 — English draft translation

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Installed an aftermarket straight-through exhaust; installed TEIN coilovers; fitted a KAAZ LSD; fitted Ganador mirrors; major crash, repair bill ¥1.8 million; another major crash, repair bill ¥1.6 million; installed an A'PEXi AX turbo; custom ECU tuning at Yashio Factory; formed a team; repainted the car black; changed to Cusco coilovers; installed a Nismo six-speed transmission; fitted Nismo LMGT4 wheels; installed a GP Sports full aero kit; met Nouvelle Vague; installed an aftermarket air cleaner; fitted an HKS GT-RS turbo; changed to a Nismo LSD; changed to an OS Giken LSD; installed a Trust oil cooler; fitted a six-point roll cage; replaced the radiator with a one-off unit; changed to Aragosta coilovers; after engine failure, installed a rebuilt engine; repainted black-purple; changed to a T67 turbo; fitted GP Sports knuckles; changed to an F-Service exhaust manifold; changed to Auto Service R knuckles; changed to Cusco ZERO-3 coilovers; fitted a custom 14-point roll cage; replaced the Nismo six-speed transmission; changed to La Mode knuckles and extended lower arms.

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The secret of longevity

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A self-driven drift machine with a winning spec!

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Long life

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National-level winning performance and

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reliability without constant trouble!

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Modification history

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Only the major modifications are listed

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1996 onward

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1996 onward

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1997 onward

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1999 onward

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1998 onward

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Five tips for making a car last

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2000 onward

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Build a good relationship with your car; inspect it for several hours after driving.

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2001 onward

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Choose a shop for its reliability, character, and knowledge—not one that only pushes replacement parts.

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2002 onward

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Inspect everything from the engine to the underside; there is almost always something that needs attention.

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3. Choose parts carefully. 4. Replace consumables before they fail. 5. Make a habit of driving smoothly.

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2004 onward

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Expensive does not always mean better. Do not rely only on reputation; try parts and judge them yourself.

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2008 onward

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2005 onward

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Replace trouble-prone parts such as the airflow meter and fuel pump before they cause problems.

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2009 onward

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2010 onward

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Treat the suspension and other components carefully; consider replacement parts before the car is scrapped.

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2012 onward

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2011 onward