This is Hugo from Garage RS’s TT141 Corona.
Originally 3T, rolling on Cheviot Turbo’s, Hotwire Mags, Half Primer Matt Black Paint job, it has come a very long way.
His plans for it was to be a street legal drift hack, and everything has gone according to plan and come along greatly.
I’ve been back in New Zealand for a week now, and with no updates on my blog I thought, Maybe I should organize something….
Me and my friend Hugo from Garage RS thought it would be a good idea to organize a random meet, so we posted up on 4 different forums
Well today was hectic!
Had to clean up the house, Pack my gear, And fit 24 wheels + parts into the 86.
You heard it, Im heading back to NZ.
After 2months of being in Japan, Im going to say, Im kind of glad to be flying back.
Although Japan is just unreal. I will come back soon enough!
Stay Tuned though, There will be Pictures of the NZ Car scene.
Its definately growing and hopefully some people will enjoy the variety of cars in NZ.
To Come:
Updates on the 86 + Parts
Drifting June 1st – Hopefully attending
Connect:4 – Street Illusionists
86 Fighters Member Rides
and more!
If I find anything interesting to post before I leave I will definately post up!
But for now, Farewell to Japan! Back to Reality.
If anyone is after any wall papers from the Ebisu event let me know with which picture and Size!
Cheers Keisuke
Is that me taking a picture of that 180 missile on the right? haha Why yes it is 
I have decided to post up the photos that might leave you saying “whats happening here?” or “WHAT THE F#$% IS THAT?!?”
The Picture Above is a good example of a “Missile” Drift car.
The purpose of a Missile is to have as much fun in the car whilst not having a care in the world if you crash it. This makes for awesome barrier love taps and getting the rear end to be “su-re su-re” (scraping) the wall. This means big entry`s, Massive Angle and very close battles. What more can you ask for?
I went to sleep at around 2am, having no sleep the night before the event I was pretty knackered to say the least.
Slept in the trusty GMC Van so had a pretty good sleep thank god, and woke up at 7am to the sound of a Black JZZ30 going around the touge course. From then on it was full on!
Hey Guys, Sorry about the lateness of this post, been up north in Nagano helping my Father out with his work and no internet….
Ebisu Drift Festival was probably the best two days of my life from a drifting perspective. Everyone was so friendly, nothing too stupid on the tracks (except the talent…) and was just purely amazing.
I took over 1000 pics but ive chosen half of them for this site as Im running out of server space on here to load the photo`s up…
I met a few of the big names bloggers aswell etc, Luke from Hashiriya Imports (Running Life), Alexi from Nori-Yaro who also took me for a ride down Kita Course in his R32, and Peter from 7Tune.com, funnily enough all 3 of them were Australian haha… But all 3 of them were great guys and was good to meet them!
I left Tokyo at 5am and the Navi said that I would arrive at 9.30, Just on time I thought untill I hit the Highway, 50km nose to tail traffic Jams thanks to golden week and 1000yen toll roads made a normal 4.30 hour trip into a 8hour trip, I was so bored I took photo`s of my shoes and the traffic on the way (explains the photos)
The Navi took me through some backroads that you would have never thought lead to Ebisu, For a few instances I had my doubts but in the end I got there and I had a smile as big as the moon.
For me, the highlight of the event had to be riding in a AE86 from Team Peak on Kita course…
Heading to Ebisu later on tonight, will be taking my camera, video camera, laptop, external hardrive and chargers to the event!
Hopefully there will be some Wi-fi spots that I can use to upload some photos but no promises so you might have to wait till monday haha.
32hours of Non stop Drifting madness…..
Bring it on!!!!!
