Young Version — August 1999

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The August 1999 issue of Young Version explores drift setups versus grip tuning through 22 shop demo cars, including S15 Silvias from Mine’s and Kazama Auto. Features cover front-wheel-drive builds taking on high-powered 4WD rivals, choosing a first drift car, and reviving a used AE86 Trueno on a ¥1 million total budget. Suspension fundamentals, engine-oil selection, rotary maintenance, new-parts tests, and reports from Hiroshima and California round out this look at Japan’s late-1990s tuning scene.

242 available scans from Young Version — August 1999, 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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YV RPS13 One-Eighty

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The Ultimate S15 Light-Tuning Build Diary: Special Feature

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266.4ps!

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At 1.2 kg/cm² boost

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GPSPORTS

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Measured power [PS]

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FILE:

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ps

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Corrected power [PS]

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Air-fuel ratio

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Power loss [PS]

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Corrected torque [kg·m]

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3.00

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kg/cm

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kg/cn

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39.2kgm

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266.4PS

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296.9p9

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HAX->

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kgm

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60

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600

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20.0

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Intake pressure [kg/cm²]

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Exhaust pressure [kg/cm²]

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2.00

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200

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17.5

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DUNLOP

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YOUNCVERSION

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1:88

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8.88

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15.0

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=1:88

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12.5

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-200

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It’s said that the later S13 models, with the round-taillight body, had fewer variations in engine quality. The S13 SR20DE has a lower compression ratio than the S14 and lacks variable valve timing.

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270 Km/h

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202

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135

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68

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10.0

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YV’s representative S13, the One-Eighty, uses stock injectors…

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The most basic boost-up setup, using the stock [injectors] and fuel pump.

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In terms of power, at 1.2 kg/cm² boost…

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…and makes 266 PS. As you can see in the turbo photo at the top of the right-hand page…

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As the turbo photos on the right page show, the stock S14/S15 units…

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On the chassis-dyno graph above, boost (green line)…

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…the stock turbo is clearly smaller than the S14/S15 units.

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which appears to be due to insufficient flow from the S13 turbo.

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…falls to around 0.8 kg/cm² at high rpm,

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YV’s car has an exhaust setup with Yasio Factory’s 80φ front pipe and straight-through muffler…

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YV car: main specifications!

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(370cc)

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Factory original

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Injectors

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Turbo

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Trust front-mount, twin-core intercooler

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1/C

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Fuel pump

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Airflow meter

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SARD trigger

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Other

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Both cars have stock-turbo boost-up setups!

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We’ll test what the S15 turbo can really do with these two cars!

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Currently at 1.2 kg/cm² boost

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Taniguchi’s S14

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300.0ps!

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Silvia

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Measured horsepower [PS]

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Power loss [PS]

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。

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Corrected horsepower [PS]

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3.00

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kg/cm

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kg/cn

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38.3kgm

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300.0PS

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FILE:YASIOS14.DAT

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MAX->

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PS

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kgn

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60

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600

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20.0

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Corrected torque [kg·m]

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Intake pressure [kg/cm²]

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Air-fuel ratio

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Exhaust pressure [kg/cm²]

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2.00

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30

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400

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17.5

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1:88

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200

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15.0

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8.00

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12.5

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=1:88

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217 Kmh

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163

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-200

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10.0

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Unlike the lightly modified YV car, Taniguchi’s S14 has 550 cc injectors…

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…a GT-R fuel pump and HKS Step 1 cams (IN…

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For the muffler, he chose a JIC unit with a 6.3-inch main pipe; the front pipe is an Auto Produce BOSS part.

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…(IN 256° / EX 264°), plus an extension pipe…

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…and is the ultimate stock-turbo boost-up setup, fitted with a [brand] equal-length exhaust manifold…

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…boost-up setup! By the way, before swapping to the S15 turbo…

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…power was 300 PS at [boost] (maximum boost 1.2 kg/cm²…

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Taniguchi’s car: main specifications!

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…at that setting). Whew, Taniguchi…

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…car is an early model, but…

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550cc

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Factory original

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Turbo

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Injectors

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…only the engine has been changed to the later version…

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…has been swapped for a later-model unit…

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R33GT-R

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Factory original

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Airflow meter

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Fuel pump

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…that’s what’s installed.

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HKS cams (IN 256° /

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Trust front-mount intercooler

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1/C

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Other

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…the turbo performance as much as possible…

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To compare the difference, Taniguchi’s car and…

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EX 264°), metal head gasket…

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HKS EVC…

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…socket, QS throttle…

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YV’s car before the turbo swap…

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Before and after, both cars… with Yasio’s ECU…

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…were tuned to the same settings.