Posts Tagged ‘kyusha’

How low can you go?

Wednesday, February 29th, 2012

This Kyusha Kai Toyota Mark II Grande has been lowered a bit:
Shakotan Toyota Mark II Grande GX71
The, probably, 13 inch SSR Mk III rims with stretched tires makes it possible to go even lower than with its original 15 inch wheels.

Just fast forward this video to 1:19 and see how much a Mark II Grande can be lowered! (more…)

Meeting Monday

Monday, February 13th, 2012

Ky Ra also posted up a video of the JCCA NYM 2012 on Flickr with lots of old kyusha kai, shakotan and kaido racer goodness! Enjoy 1:21 of JDM classic traffic jam! (Video on the next page!) (more…)

Random: Every Wagon needs a Joypop!

Wednesday, January 11th, 2012

In this case the Suzuki Every Wagon Joypop is modified with a set of black fender extenders and SSR Mk II rims to meet up with the kyusha kai style.
Suzuki Every Wagon Joypop on deep dished SSR Mk II
I wonder what mastermind came up with the name Joypop: it sounds a bit wrong in my ears. ;)

Found at Chapman Taro @ Minkara

Wallpaper Wednesday

Wednesday, November 30th, 2011

This week another great wallpaper by Factory King: a absolutely fabulous Kyusha Kai Mark II GX61!
Kyusha Kai Toyota Mark II GX61

Right-click here to download or set it as your wallpaper!

Found at factoryking

Auctions: Bosozoku styled Skyline C211

Tuesday, July 12th, 2011


Just spotted this Skyline GT-EX in an auction on Factory King. What amazes me is that such a car actually ends up on auctions at all. Perhaps the market for ex zokushas is getting stronger and this example is not a wildly tuned one…
Skyline GT-EX HGC211


Skyline GT-EX HGC211

As you can see its got an oil cooler up front…

From the rear everything looks normal, except for the rear wheels:
Skyline GT-EX HGC211


Skyline GT-EX HGC211

Nicely lowered kyusha style and the SSR Mk I rims tucked away under those rear fenders.

Interior looks bone stock as well:
Skyline GT-EX HGC211


Skyline GT-EX HGC211

According to the auction page the oil cooler up front is a dummy. So perhaps the auctioneers reckoned that such an ordinary car could very well pass for a normal example?

Found at [Skyline Auctions]