and non-factory side mirrors. Moreover, each car is limited to one zip tie per fender and other body components are restricted, such as the method of securing side skirts. This ruling was determined after seeing countless body pieces destroyed resulting from too many zip ties; body panels would cling on to the car and eventually get captaincrunched underneath. With use of a single tie wrap, the odds of the bumper disengaging from the car during middrift and safely sliding off-course in one piece is increased. Besides the cars being consistent in their stance, body work and trademark blue paint, each person has the option to add metallic sparkles or their own flavor to the color as long as the base paint is used. With the team’s success and global recognition, Akinori and his brother Tomonori have become true pioneers and
>> Team member Nakano-Kun showin’ us how it’s done!
>> Yochii’s R32 rocks a big-turbo RB25 and is rollin’ on TE37SLs.
>> While each car is blue, Satsukawa-san’s sports some sparkle to make it a little different from the others.
>> One of the more recognizable of the crew, teammate Tan-Tan’s R32 Skyline.
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advocates of stance combined with drift. For years, there has been much debate about stanced vehicles not being able to perform properly, but A~Bo~Moon was able to disprove that notion to the whole world.
