Word of the Day: Daikoku Futo

This is definitely on the check out list WHEN I make it to Japan!

The orange car on the right, a  Borg?  What are the hoses?

In reply to 914Driver :

I'm probably not the best at explaining this, but a lot of the young, hip kids are mounting their oil coolers on the front of their bumpers.

It's mainly a style choice to resemble cars in a Japanese racing series from back in the day if I'm not mistaken.

Thanks, I see it now.  Cool if you don't bump a curb or something.

You want a takeyari exhaust.

Yes you do.

In reply to Colin Wood :

If I remember correctly, that's been the style for 20 years or more.  May depend on what you mean by back in the day, though 

914Driver said:

Thanks, I see it now.  Cool if you don't bump a curb or something.

Frankly, it's probably not even hooked up.  It's a visual reference.

Mr_Asa said:

In reply to Colin Wood :

If I remember correctly, that's been the style for 20 years or more.  May depend on what you mean by back in the day, though 

This.  As far as I know it's an element of - or at least common to - bosozoku.

That first video, though, is just pretty. 

In reply to Colin Wood :

hashiriya. Shakotan boogie (a famous Japanese manga) did a good job of showcasing the Japanese tuning culture for this "modification". 

 

since we are in this topic, does anyone here know an artist that can do this style of drawing? I'm willing to pay a good penny for their time. I want a large penciled sketch of me next to my nc, but in this art style. Put the word out, as I know quite a few that would pay in excess of $100 to have someone draw something that they would do in their spare time. (Hell, I've been toying with the idea. I do draw, just not as much as I used to!)

In reply to _ :

Paging OjaiM5

Take a look at his drawings in the Datsun Roadster thread.

 https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/build-projects-and-project-cars/datsun-roadster-2020-challenge-build/161581/page12/#post2917612