Japanese car preparer in France

Japanese car tuner in France. The level of expertise and engineering required to achieve these times is quite incredible and this car deserves more exposure than it is getting at the moment. Under the bonnet is a turbocharged 4 cylinder SR20DET but with a tall SR20VE engine, a combination now considered essential to produce maximum power (over 800hp). The constant evolution of the monster has recently seen the arrival of a paddle-shift gearbox and the use of E85 fuel. The Time Attack is more regulated than it seems and the tyres are limited to 295/30R18 semi-slicks at all four corners. A specific tyre compound and full slicks would see this S15 fall well short of its current 51.127s... But someone else may be on the verge of achieving this soon as a Japanese Car Tuner. Tyre manufacturers love drifting. The big boys of the performance aftermarket love time attack for your , and HKS is one of the most familiar names in the industry. The HKS-prepared Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution of the mid-2000s dominated the scene with its exceptional lap times produced by Nobuteru Taniguchi and almost the entire HKS parts catalogue under the bonnet by Your Car Builder. The Japanese specialist looks set to do it again, this time using the recent Toyota GT86 as a base.

The Top Secret Performance Engineering Service shop is the home of Smoky Nagata, one of the most speed-addicted tuners in all of Japan. In 2007, he decided to get his hands on the Toyota Supra as a Japanese car tuner in France, but who hasn't? The Supra is one of the icons of the high performance aftermarket with its puncture-proof 6-cylinder engine, combined with a puncture-proof Getrag gearbox. Smoky wants to stand out in an era where engine swaps are becoming more and more important by your Japanese car tuner. To differentiate it even more from "any other Supra with 1.000hp" by your Japanese car in France, Top Secret makes a unique body kit with an exclusive front end that allows this car to be recognized at first sight by your car tuner. Named "Top Secret Super G-Force Wangan widebody kit", it is composed of front and rear bumpers, rocker panels, mirrors, spoiler, carbon bonnet and exclusive livery. In 2009, the Supra V12 TT reached 358kmh at Nardo but its theoretical top speed was over 400kmh. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to try it in a video game?