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Hey all,

i have a badge on the back of my car that is RS yamamoto, also a badge inside the car would indicate likely been built by them, and after inspection by a few friends in the know, anyway, ive searched many times on the internet and forums for this brand, failing to find anything on the company itself, if any of you have any links, can you please share them :(

much appreciated

Michael

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RS Yamamoto's website is down... maybe they've gone out of business?

Amkread have a special info page on RS Yamamoto but it's basically contact detail etc nothing of use really. RS Yamamoto are/were located in Saitama, just north of Tokyo, and they specialized in Nissan cars, also did circuit tuning, zero-yon (0-400m drag) and street turbo tuning. I've seen some of their body parts for Z31 Fairlady Z's and they look like good quality and not over the top.

Thats about all I could find, and rememeber don't confuse RS Yamamoto with the go-kart company of the same name :D

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Thats about all I could find, and rememeber don't confuse RS Yamamoto with the go-kart company of the same name :)

Thanks Rezz, all i could find was links to the go kart company :P i thought i found a link to a site that i figured was rs yamamoto (car tuners), but it wouldnt load.

my car would seem to be build by them/ if not owned by them at some stage. it also apears to be an ex circut racer

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