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It's his car in Japan. What's your point?

Love that thing Stewy, kinda how mine will end up if my other pair of wheels ever turn up.

Does he live in Japan at the moment?

Kind of lost.

Apparently his car? Photo taken in JP. Profile says he lives in SA.......

stewy like many other drifters around the world travel up to japan for drift matsuri / or just a general drifting holiday. seems to have a good connection or two as he makes it look too easy, turning so many fresh cars into missiles LOL

Edited by Dan_J

stewy,

demon camber much? thats just for stance right or did it slide well with what looks like 5deg of camber ?

it's not much more than your average touring car really, it's just you can see it as the wheels don't sit far inside the guards, and unlike open wheel cars you have a body to line them up with so you notice the tilt more. it's probably in the region of 6-7 degrees camber, i used to run that on my 32, i will dial some out once i get bigger flares for the front, probably to around -5, the main thing being it has lca's which are 50mm longer for clearance (it runs modded knuckles and big lock).

Does he live in Japan at the moment?

Kind of lost.

Apparently his car? Photo taken in JP. Profile says he lives in SA.......

i lived in japan for a while, got a residency card which allowed me to rego cars in my name, and lived in a town where you could rego cars without a parking permit (very rare). this is my street car in japan, however it also gets drifted on the track/street. i don't live over there any more, but i do go back and forth, this car gets stored at either ebisu or down in osaka depending on where i end up at the end of my trip.

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