Skip to content
Live for Motor Sport Japan
  • About
  • Store
  • Contact
  • Podcast
  • 80R.JP
  • YouTube
  • Instagram
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Podcast
  • Search
Automotive, Japan, JDM, One Shot
by Sean2012/04/2220:572012/04/22

One Shot: Spoon Sports Taikyu Fighter

.

Not much to say other than I can’t get enough of this car; and I can’t wait to see it in person next Sunday at Twin Ring.  Next week is going to be crazy.

.

  • Tweet

Like this:

Like Loading...
Tagged with: AP1 Endurance Fuji Speedway Honda JDM Clips One Shot Race Car S2000 Spoon Spoon Sports Super Taikyu

Sean

All posts

Auto, photography, and Japan enthusiast

iThere are no comments

Add yours

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

ドッグファイト!

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 91,326 other subscribers

» The Narita Exchange

The people behind the motor sport

Join Sean and Kristian in the Unit B studio for an unscripted Podcast where we talk about the intricacies of life, answer calls from the hotline, and host one on one interviews that aim to discover the true personality of the people behind the industry of motor sport both in the US and Japan.

The Narita Dogfight

Subscribe via iTunes

Search NDF

Archive

NDF Instagram

I received an overwhelming amount of messages last weekend about what Suzuki was doing with his tires on the FD, and why he was doing it. I didn't have time to answer them all, so I thought I'd explain a little - you can see this a lot in our paddock walk videos on YouTube as it is very common in racing here.  Please subscribe! . Tire shaving is a way to improve the overall performance of tires quickly in a few ways, and it is rather simple in practice.  New, higher treads, tend to have more flex (squirm), and break up the contact patch of the tire. A shaved tire's tread profile will usually result in a slight increase in the width of the tire's contact patch and the shallower tread depths reduce the tire's slip angle, increasing its responsiveness and cornering power by minimizing tread block squirm. This also helps reduce heat buildup and the risk of making the tire fall off by overheating it's tread compound.  For tires that are used, the heat caused the bonding agents in the rubber to harden while it cools; shaving assists in rejuvenating some of the tires performance after this happens. . In Japan, the drivers that tire shave are considered part of the DKC - Denda Kanna Club (電動 カンナ クラブ) The Makita M192/M194 is the most commonly used planar in Japan due to it's wide outlet that prevents clogging from the shaved rubber. Note that he wasn't using a planar in this video as many people have adopted a large spacer and shave the tires using the rotation if the wheel. Masaya's Wacky Mate built 380RS ran a personal best of 2'18.893 at Suzuka last month. Would love to see this car together with Tajima's N-One backed 380 //

NDF Facebook

NDF Facebook
Attack
Evome
Garage Mak
Koyorad
Cars4U

Dogfighters

  • Attack
  • Auto Factory Realize
  • みんカラ
  • Battle Driven
  • Battle Evome
  • BattleCraft
  • Dream Room
  • Garage Mak
  • Garage Work
  • High Top Fade
  • The Chronicles
  • 今日のADVANCE

Begin typing your search above and press return to search. Press Esc to cancel.

%d bloggers like this: