1981 Nissan 200SX (S110) Keith and Reid’s “Angel Car” second spec s110. No sus 14×10.5 and 14×12.5 ssr mk1 with Moonlight Runners made rx3 Savanna works flares, rx7 imsa wing, custom side steps, custom deppa, red cone tail pipes, all new paint by Mitsuaki, white fur interior, “rude handle” Rudeboy
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1981 Nissan 200SX (S110) First spec of this car by Keith and Reid Ssr MK3 wheels 13x12j and 13x10j with no sus, over fender ZG flares, side exit takeyari pipes, simple vinyl 999 and 666, gutted interior with TRD bucket seat and a Momo f1 steering wheel and Reid custom
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The spirit of the street was alive and loud in Vancouver this summer as Rudeboy Specials hosted the 2025 Pacific Northwest Summer Touring. This year’s event brought a more refined and elevated version of what has already become a standout in North America’s car culture. Now in its fourth summer
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As the great Summer Touring approaches, it is important that we prepare not only our vehicles but also our minds – which is where this handy guide comes in. Whether or not you’re planning on driving a kaido racer, this will help everyone understand what to do during the event.
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Team Hi Heel of Southern California will host a New Year’s Touring (hatsuhinode bōsō) to kick off 2025 on January 11th, 2025. They will meet at 11 PM, with touring starting at midnight and running into sunrise (in true Japanese fashion). If you’re in SoCal with a kaido racer you’ll
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Last year’s NYT event was the first of its kind in the area, creating plenty of anticipation for this year. We saw even more out-of-town visitors this time around, who made sure to make a fashionable entrance. Most notable was a custom, Group C-inspired, Geo Metro, created by a group
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New Years Touring for the Pacific Northwest promised nothing, yet delivered one of the best experiences to Kaido Racing in North America.
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When I wrote about New Year Touring back at the beginning of this year I started my article by saying: “To see a Kaido Racer meeting in our own backyard has left me jittering with excitement for the last few days.” I can safely say that even eight months later
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