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1:17 Initial D????????

This scene got me! I was not expecting it.

One of the GOATs. In no small part because of Fast and Furious 2 of course but she was a legend long before that film put her on the map.

This is a dream car, folks.

Ryouske was right...skynline does everything for youXD

Ik wil weten hoe ik hem een paar centimeter hoog kan maken. Is het mogelijk om zijn poten groter of langer maken?

Blud said "enough"

ngl if it was a real spider it would be dead in 3 sec after the dance started

Bboy😂

😂😂😂

Bro was so afraid that he even started breakdancing ☠️

As a man terrified of spiders. I felt his fear in my soul

This song is awesome... one of the best in the genre. Look it up. Seriously!

Omg im laughing so hard im snorting!!! I give this video with comments a 10 out of 10!!!

Imagine you watch a video of yourself doing that, and realize you couldn't replicate the first few seconds of that if somebody asked you to.

Sixth step

He's got the moves. Sign this guy up..😂

One of his friends put a fake big spider, i think, on his leg. I forgot...saw the video a.long time ago.

Break dancing is back fellas

This dude is off tha chain

It is a fake spider

Bro wth is it?!?! Lol

That is so scary whatever it was he didn't want to touch it

What even is that? 😅

Chupacabra attack?

Finally getting around to printing this! I am currently running it off in PETG but I'll test it out on my ramp (I routinely send my K4 ~20 feet in the air so it'll be a good test), and identify the parts that break (if any). Then I'll likely re-print any broken ones in TPU. I figure the parts that mount to the truck would do well with high infill TPU (since that stuff is virtually indestructible) but keep the locking "hooks" in PETG for rigidity, don't want too much flex or the body will pop off too easily. I'm very excited about this, thanks for all your work and testing. Nothing makes me crazier than dealing with body clips, especially since half my rigs use either a similar locking system or velcro!

Four wheel steering??

Damn Jeremy straight up roasted Japan @2:40 lol

Holding the clutch down for a few seconds before shifting into reverse makes it not do that

JDM numba 1

The most overpriced car of all time, they're great cars but never ever worth more than the £50K they retailed for. 125K and more is insane for a Nissan and the driving experience you get for all that money will never be justified. Just think of all the epic cars you could buy for it including Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Mclarens etc...ridiculous.

That was an excellent view, rarely seen thankyou... can you do one from track level showing the loader opening and closing please

Really good video

Boy oh boy, skyline, where do I even begin…

This and Honda NSX were the few pinnacle of JDM cars of the showa era..

Thanks for the review

What do you mean ceramic turbo?, made out of my ikea plates?

Ima download my G, please don't mind me

In 1999, I was blown away by this car, and I thought it was amazing. Now I'd rather get out and walk.

Imagine it in white/silver/blue colors with blue neon lights under

It was already expensive back then, even more ridiculous now.

how is it going?!how unreal ~ see you soon~ 💫

It was meant for gearheads, pilots and nerds alike

*promosm* 😴

Why taught this idiot how to pronounce Nissan?

Where do I get the tyres from ?

oh god an r33 in midnight purple is my DREAM

It has the same bore as the supra, so basically it's a 3.0 liter.

After sooo many years, old top gear is still better than todays crap

Hey mate just stumbled across this video, this truck sold by jaycar is actually an XLF F22A which i made a few videos on a couple or so years ago. The XLF logo is on your trucks bodyshell too. The F22A came with a 5200mah 7.4v, and ive had no issues at all, i guess jaycars biggest mistake was packing this truck with a 11.1v 3s which killed the diffs quickly. I done a speed test video when i first got mine and from memory it got 74kph on the 3s lipo. Its a shame yours didnt last long but if you look online under the xlf brand you should be able to find parts for it.