Anyway fast forward 2 years. I finished college, started this import company, and have been continuing to try to get my reading and writing Japanese better. I live in the SF area now and have a chance to pickup fresh Drift Tengoku and Option magazines here to read for fun. A few months back I read a long 30pg special article collection talking about the nitty gritty details behind how to tune your car legally written for the average Japanese car enthusiast. Inside the article, they explain in great detail what you can and can't do, how to register a car with modified parts, and all the regulations controlling every part of your car. I thought this would be a great 2 bird one stone chance for me to continue practing my Japanese while sharing with all my fellow enthuasiasts the full truth about what tuning is like in Japan. So over the next few days I'm going to translate it all and flip it over into English in photoshop. I finished the first 10 pages and wanted to post them up for people to read. I put the 10 pages into a zip file and put it on my server; please download it and I recommend using normal picture viewer to make reading/zooming in out easier. I hope you guys like it! Let me know what you think!
http://www.aishagarage.com/translation/GohouTunePt1.zip
Part 2
http://www.aishagarage.com/translation/GohouTunePt2.zip
Part 3
http://www.aishagarage.com/translation/GohouTunePt3.zip
Oh, ask Neal (GoldDigger something) how expensive and stupid shaken is for his R33.
