Soarer-Dom

During the mid 1980’s Nissan was developing two engine families which would become the basis for the 90’s Japanese sports cars. These were the RB straight six and the VG V6 engines. In turbo form, these engines were on the edge of 280HP - the limit of what was the Gentleman’s Agreement at the time.

Alright. So today I have one of the dodgiest tutorials for you Skyline owners - or RFknB’s since you’re reading this. The Nissan Skyline is one of the easiest cars to modify, and today I will show you how to hide those pesky warning lights so you can now assume nothing’s wrong with your project.

Yesterday marked round 6 of D1NZ marking the end of the drift season for 2016, and as such I went along to see not only the sport of drifting, but the variety of highly modified drift missiles in the competition.

Following on from yesterday’s story about buying my first set of wheels, I have created a guide to help you make sure you get the right wheels for your car. Below I have constructed a checklist to ensure you don’t end up in a situation like mine.