Check out www.jdmwheels.co for in stock or sourcing JDM wheels direct from Japan. Follow @jdmwheels.co on IG. 🙏🙏 Helping owners look back at their car and smile one set of wheels at a time. Full transparency: it's my company.😅 Your support helps grow the channel. 💪💪
Quote of the video. "You don't have to go wild to have a good time". So true, many people don't get into circuit events because the perception is you need the ultimate to just be there. Great video. Amazing cars. Headphone users enjoy the GT3RS's at the start!
I'm really trying to keep that in mind with the DC2! Just do the basics and then get to the track as soon as possible. Upgrade components and such as driving dictates. The internet can really trap us in the idea that we need such and such part in order to drive the car. And yes! That car sounds amazing - proper race car!
That's excellent - these are the comments I love to get! When people stumble across the channel and find something they enjoy! Our ol' friend Al is apparently doing his job. 😂
The first time you walk through the tunnel into the pits at Tsukuba is an incredible moment! I'll save this one to watch tonight on the tv! I'll be back to comment in a few hours!
LOVED this video! Been watching it over the course of a few days and enjoyed every second of it. Beyond jealous of you attending this event in person but thanks for covering it so thoroughly and for the attention to detail as always. That yellow EK is some mad inspiration
Much appreciated! It's definitely long and dense, so I don't blame you! I really debated on what to do with the length and then just said heck with it. Haha. Need that B18 for the Integra. Good grief. 😍
New subscriber here. Really love and appreciate your content mostly because of all the details you describe. Thank you for your work. Cheers from Phoenix AZ.
Not even 30 seconds into the video and im already drooling lol. I can't sleep it's 2am here in Denver, Colorado and I can't wait to watch this entire video. Thanks again for another solid video!
Love the pit walkthroughs, having a bilingual guy go through and point out all the cool parts is super cool. When you say surge tank do you mean what in the US we'd typically call a catch can? Most of those look way too small for a fuel pump!
Much appreciated! And sorry, there's some mixed naming between the languages and I just say the first thing that comes to mind (depends on how much I've been part hunting on Yahoo recently! Haha). You are right though, here's a breakdown (English left, Japanese right) Aftermarket intake manifold = surge tank Fuel surge tank = collector tank Catch can = oil catch tank
@@BRICKHOUSESPL ill have to check it out. Not gonna lie... I can only endure so much JDM unobtanium parking break action. So i skimmed the last third of the video. Loving the on track footage. Aero is better appreciated in the wind.
Hey man big thumbs up. I loved your coverage. I feel I was there lol thanks for lapping the parking lot. I loved all the comments and the shots from the main stands. Geeking out to the max. +1 sub keep it up!
Oh man, that's really appreciated - thank you! Comments like this are really good motivation to keep improving! There's more videos from this year's Attack series events on the channel as well. Tsukuba is definitely on another level though. Totally awesome event!
Fantastic content Steve. keep it up bro. That Friends Racing S15 just sits so well, just looks badass. love the supra content as well. I've been waiting ages for a proper walk around the SSK and Joyo Fudosan supra's. they definitely don't disappoint.
Much appreciated!! The Friends Racing 15 is just wayyyy too good. I mean like the Scorch S15 is wild to the max, but the fact that the FR S15 is so sleek and yet so fast is just awesome. I really enjoy that car. And for sure, those two A80's are changing my mind on Supras! The owner of the SSK car was super cool. I'd like try and set up a machine check with him for a deeper look. That car is like the attainable/relatable version of a A80 time attack build (however attainable A80's are these days! haha). I'd like to see more of the interior and suspension work.
3:14 LOOK AT THAT DAMN THING!!! See this is why I love Time Attack. You don't have to worry about restrictive regs, you don't have to worry much about contact so you can run CRAZY aero, you don't have to run numerous laps at a time so you can use a super small & light fuel system. It's just like "oh, you built your car this way, here's a class for yo. Have fun." Pinnacle bro, SOOOOO jealous you got to go to this.
That's for sure. It's definitely one of the draws for me too. Of course being out right fastest is cool and there's some competition, but every event is just as much a competition with yourself and your machine to continually improve. For a time attack fan, having now attended this, I would say it's worth planning a trip around this event. Sure it's February and not great weather in Japan but to see such a collection of time attack machines in one place might be hard to match elsewhere. This event had a totally different atmosphere to the other smaller Attack events.
Home of Time Attack. Remember 1 min is the benchmark. If you can pull a sub 1 min lap, you got a pretty good ride. 👍 Keep these coming bro. Got a sub from me 4 this one.
Much appreciated! The sub 1 min Tsukuba lab has always been the coolest thing for me. Starting from zero experience now, it's a lofty goal for me and my DC2 but I might as well set my sights high and try! I made a goal of attending all the Attack series events this season and, now that the season's over, I'm going to start exploring other time attack and lapping events just to keep getting familiar with things.
@@BRICKHOUSESPL While I'm much more into rotary's & older Toyota's, the DC2, DC5, S2000 & NSX are Honda's I would build if I got a chance. The big thing now over here is using CR-V subframe & diff components to create an AWD Integra or Civic. It's a bit of work but the results are undeniable.
Looking at Fire Ando’s recent record breaking lap… and seeing these monsters not even coming close despite being seriously quick cars themselves, shows how ridiculous of a feat that lap by Ando was…
It's crazy the gap in times at the tippy top of Japanese time attack. It would have been awesome to have Under Suzuki running along side Fire Ando to create a "who's going to do it first" situation. But either way, such a wild accomplishment. Maybe it will fire HKS up to do another TRB build...a guy can hope.
@1:08:30 enter the CRX. Blew mine up in HS. Went back to the 91 prelude beater. I got tired of drifting on school lunch trays. Traded it for an 88 z28.
Oh very cool. Rear wheel drive is super fun. Right as my brother and I were going to buy Civics (he wanted a CRX), we found 240's. Happy to be able to experience the golden era Honda's now but I can't imagine what it was like when parts were cheap and available.
Ah, very cool. Thanks for dropping the knowledge! I just looked it up and it looks to be a TRD hood. I'm sure the Blitz Supra was the jam when production was starting on F&F, so it was probably a no brainer on which hood to order when building the Supra.
Thanks! If you search 3D Mask, I think you should be able to find them on Amazon. I just found these at a store here and tried them on a whim. They don't rub on your face and don't get pulled down when talking like normal ones do (especially with a beard). The trade off is they muffle your voice more than others and are a bit more restrictive when it comes to breathing. Can't have it all I guess, but not having to constantly readjust them is great.
This one was definitely the largest I've been too which probably necessitated that many classes. The other Attack events almost had a lapping day type feeling without any notable distinction between the cars compared to this turnout and event layout.
I might have missed it (like it was on track while I was in it's pit area) or it might have been on the pit entrance/exit lane side of the wall (I didn't go on that side since I wasn't sure if I was allowed as it seemed quite busy/narrow for extra people).
@@BRICKHOUSESPL I think it would be super interesting to see it up close. Since they've gone FI there has not been much english information on it. Anyways, amazing work I really enjoyed watching all of this.
It wasn't shoulder to shoulder in the stands but it's definitely the most full event I've been to. I was actually pretty impressed. It's a bit deceiving since once they open the infield at 10am people can go wherever they want and spread out since there's grand stands all over as well as a super long pit area. I probably just did a poor job showing the amount of people but it was a pretty good turnout!
Tentatively I would say keep your calendar open in February 2023, and check www.time attack.co.jp as it gets closer. The schedule finally got posted this year like a month or two before the actual event dates. So you'll just have to keep an eye on it, sorry. Worth the trip though! Attack Fuji at Fuji Speedway is March 19th in a couple weeks. I haven't looked at the registered drivers yet to see how big it will be but still another opportunity this season.👍
Question not related to cars but do japanese people act like they might get COVID from you just because your not a "local" I don't mean anything discrimination related by the question just wondering when I visit if the general mentality has become more standoffish since COVID started including places to eat...love the videos hope things keep getting better for you.
I haven't felt anything like that. Extra looks because I'm a foreigner is normal but nothing obviously Covid related. I wear a mask as much as possible to put people at ease because they're wearing them as well - indoors, outdoors, etc. 98% are wearing masks by personal choice. Hopefully people start to relax a bit as the weather warms up more making them even less comfortable to wear.
@@BRICKHOUSESPL lol hopefully facial relief happens this summer for you. That's kind of nice that people respect each other more so there. People in the US are less respectful in that regard sadly "it's my life and I can do whatever I want including pressure others not to." It's one of many reasons why I want to move there. Thanks for taking the time to respond it's much appreciated. I wanted to say that it's really cool that you take the time explain culture meanings like the sign for money etc. Including people in those differences is awesome... unless you live there you would never know. Thanks again
@@ohoiboi9818 much appreciated. The mindset certainly is more of "concern for others vs. my own comfort." As you noted, it's kind of the opposite of some American thinking and that can certainly take some getting used to. I think the main thing to keep in mind is that the way of doing things in Japan isn't wrong, it's just different than what you're used to. Mindset plays a big roll in "success" (however you define it) in living here. You can gaijin smash your way through everything and think everyone loves you; or you can stop, have some thought and consideration in how you do stuff, and likely result in a deeper understanding of the world around you. Feel free to DM me on IG if you ever have questions in regard to trying to plan the move here.
@@BRICKHOUSESPL will do. I'm not setup on IG when I get things moving I'll definitely hit you up. thanks for the wisdom and offer for help much appreciated.
I enjoy both chassis and have a long history with s-chassis so I definitely gravitate toward them. FD's probably had the highest representation at the event (or in Japan time attack in general) so naturally there's going to be more of them to look at. But if you made it through the video, you'd have seen I took a look at BNR32's, Civics, A80 Supras, 32 GTST, CRX, etc. I didn't go out to the track entrance/exit wall so missed a few cars there, but what I showed was a good mix of what was in attendance...or at least what caught my eye. One thing I've learned about having a YT channel is you have to stick to what you know and enjoy otherwise the content suffers. Like Evo's are cool, but I don't know anything about them really...and then there's cars like Miatas/Roadsters that I just don't really find interesting; so putting that stuff in the video kind of kills the flow or energy. There's plenty of no talking walkaround videos on YT but that's not my style. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment! Attack Tsukuba 2023 is in a couple weeks!
@@BRICKHOUSESPL I saw the entire video, i enjoyed it, don't get me wrong, but i noticed it's always the same cars. There were porsches, MR2's, alfa romeos, interesting kei cars we don't see anywhere else, but you showed the same cars over and over. Anyways, i hope you have fun at Tsukuba, mad jelly i havent made the trip to Japan yet.
@@dsx5036 Oh yeah, those are perfect examples of cars I'm not super familiar with and/or have niche followings that don't really match the channel. It's solid feedback though. I'll keep it in mind this year and, if I see an owner with some free time, I'll ask for some details on the less mainstream stuff. But yeah, I kind of enjoy seeing all the different ways you can "do the same car." I think that's one of the neatest aspects of time attack - choose your base and then let your imagination go wild. And I know making a trip happen isn't easy but it'll definitely be worth it! Holler if you have any questions as you start planning!
Great footage but alot of the commentary had me cringing. This is the first and only video of yours ive seen, but in my opinion as an experienced mechanic, you dont sound like you have a very high mechanical IQ and you definitely gravitate towards your favourites and dont give alot of the builds the respect they deserve. Kinda just sound like a tourist tbh.
Thanks for watching and I appreciate the time you took to leave your feedback. The channel isn't going to be for everyone and that's cool. But that's the best part of RUclips - so many different options out there to find what you like. One of the coolest things about the Tsukuba event is the turnout and variety of cars. So many I hadn't seen at prior events and just too many to get everything in one video. It's truly the event of the year.
The quest for the perfect lap. Time attack is a unique form of motorsport - drag racing with turns and traffic. At least there's plenty of variety in the world of cars to find what you like.
Check out www.jdmwheels.co for in stock or sourcing JDM wheels direct from Japan. Follow @jdmwheels.co on IG. 🙏🙏 Helping owners look back at their car and smile one set of wheels at a time. Full transparency: it's my company.😅 Your support helps grow the channel. 💪💪
Quote of the video. "You don't have to go wild to have a good time". So true, many people don't get into circuit events because the perception is you need the ultimate to just be there. Great video. Amazing cars. Headphone users enjoy the GT3RS's at the start!
I'm really trying to keep that in mind with the DC2! Just do the basics and then get to the track as soon as possible. Upgrade components and such as driving dictates. The internet can really trap us in the idea that we need such and such part in order to drive the car. And yes! That car sounds amazing - proper race car!
dude! you’re an absolute legend! thank you for this content, definitely going to keep up with your videos, the algorithm HELPED ME FIND YOU AHHH
That's excellent - these are the comments I love to get! When people stumble across the channel and find something they enjoy! Our ol' friend Al is apparently doing his job. 😂
Time attack and pikes peak always have the most creative/crazy aero! I love the unlimited, having free reign breeds creativity! 🤘🔥
Agree with you completely! Some of the most interesting cars to look at!
The first time you walk through the tunnel into the pits at Tsukuba is an incredible moment!
I'll save this one to watch tonight on the tv! I'll be back to comment in a few hours!
Much appreciated! Such a big event with so much going on!
LOVED this video! Been watching it over the course of a few days and enjoyed every second of it. Beyond jealous of you attending this event in person but thanks for covering it so thoroughly and for the attention to detail as always. That yellow EK is some mad inspiration
Much appreciated! It's definitely long and dense, so I don't blame you! I really debated on what to do with the length and then just said heck with it. Haha. Need that B18 for the Integra. Good grief. 😍
@@BRICKHOUSESPL Yeah I'd watch this in any format tbh! Yeah that's the dream, probably 5x the cost of the K series though haha
New subscriber here. Really love and appreciate your content mostly because of all the details you describe. Thank you for your work. Cheers from Phoenix AZ.
Thank you - that means a lot! And thanks for joining the journey! 🤜🤛
That NA four rotor sounds fking insane
No kidding. Proper F1 noises. Sooooo good .
Great video! Lots of details about the cars I don't usually pay much attention to. Thanks for your efforts!
Thank you and thank you for watching!🙏
Thank you so much Sir, in this Time Attack Footage was Quite Detail until shoot the low of the car, That was valuable footage ☺️🙏😊
Really appreciate you watching and taking time to leave a comment! I'm looking forward to this year's event!
Not even 30 seconds into the video and im already drooling lol. I can't sleep it's 2am here in Denver, Colorado and I can't wait to watch this entire video. Thanks again for another solid video!
Hahaha, thanks for your continued support and watching! Now, get some sleep!😂
Love the pit walkthroughs, having a bilingual guy go through and point out all the cool parts is super cool.
When you say surge tank do you mean what in the US we'd typically call a catch can? Most of those look way too small for a fuel pump!
Much appreciated! And sorry, there's some mixed naming between the languages and I just say the first thing that comes to mind (depends on how much I've been part hunting on Yahoo recently! Haha). You are right though, here's a breakdown (English left, Japanese right)
Aftermarket intake manifold = surge tank
Fuel surge tank = collector tank
Catch can = oil catch tank
@@BRICKHOUSESPL oh, you were talking about the manifolds? That's interesting
@@ngamber if it's in the engine bay, then yes. If near the fuel tank, then I likely mean the English surge tank. Sorry about that 😅
Drooling over that CRX in the opener.
I think I found it in the pits finally toward the end of the video! Cool car!
@@BRICKHOUSESPL ill have to check it out. Not gonna lie... I can only endure so much JDM unobtanium parking break action. So i skimmed the last third of the video. Loving the on track footage. Aero is better appreciated in the wind.
Excellent coverage 👍
I really appreciate that - thank you! And thanks for taking the time to leave a comment!
Hey man big thumbs up. I loved your coverage. I feel I was there lol thanks for lapping the parking lot. I loved all the comments and the shots from the main stands. Geeking out to the max. +1 sub keep it up!
Oh man, that's really appreciated - thank you! Comments like this are really good motivation to keep improving! There's more videos from this year's Attack series events on the channel as well. Tsukuba is definitely on another level though. Totally awesome event!
Awesome content mate made me hit the subscribe button👍🏻, great to see time attack thriving
Woot woot, that's excellent to hear! Thanks for joining the journey!!
Fantastic content Steve. keep it up bro. That Friends Racing S15 just sits so well, just looks badass. love the supra content as well. I've been waiting ages for a proper walk around the SSK and Joyo Fudosan supra's. they definitely don't disappoint.
Much appreciated!! The Friends Racing 15 is just wayyyy too good. I mean like the Scorch S15 is wild to the max, but the fact that the FR S15 is so sleek and yet so fast is just awesome. I really enjoy that car. And for sure, those two A80's are changing my mind on Supras! The owner of the SSK car was super cool. I'd like try and set up a machine check with him for a deeper look. That car is like the attainable/relatable version of a A80 time attack build (however attainable A80's are these days! haha). I'd like to see more of the interior and suspension work.
3:14 LOOK AT THAT DAMN THING!!! See this is why I love Time Attack. You don't have to worry about restrictive regs, you don't have to worry much about contact so you can run CRAZY aero, you don't have to run numerous laps at a time so you can use a super small & light fuel system. It's just like "oh, you built your car this way, here's a class for yo. Have fun." Pinnacle bro, SOOOOO jealous you got to go to this.
That's for sure. It's definitely one of the draws for me too. Of course being out right fastest is cool and there's some competition, but every event is just as much a competition with yourself and your machine to continually improve. For a time attack fan, having now attended this, I would say it's worth planning a trip around this event. Sure it's February and not great weather in Japan but to see such a collection of time attack machines in one place might be hard to match elsewhere. This event had a totally different atmosphere to the other smaller Attack events.
Came here from speed academy's video and im not disappointed in the slightest keep these videos coming im eating this content up! Good job dude!
That's amazing - thank you so much! Really appreciate the support and you joining the journey!!🤜💥🤛
See u on 2023 tsukuba laps..👍👍
I'm looking forward to it already!
Home of Time Attack. Remember 1 min is the benchmark. If you can pull a sub 1 min lap, you got a pretty good ride. 👍 Keep these coming bro. Got a sub from me 4 this one.
Much appreciated! The sub 1 min Tsukuba lab has always been the coolest thing for me. Starting from zero experience now, it's a lofty goal for me and my DC2 but I might as well set my sights high and try! I made a goal of attending all the Attack series events this season and, now that the season's over, I'm going to start exploring other time attack and lapping events just to keep getting familiar with things.
@@BRICKHOUSESPL While I'm much more into rotary's & older Toyota's, the DC2, DC5, S2000 & NSX are Honda's I would build if I got a chance. The big thing now over here is using CR-V subframe & diff components to create an AWD Integra or Civic. It's a bit of work but the results are undeniable.
Thoroughly enjoyed watching that 👍🏻
Woot woot! Really appreciate that! Such an awesome event!
I enjoyed this video very much thanks for sharing!!👍🏼
Thank you for enjoying and taking the time to leave a comment! It means a lot!
Who were some of the fastest time ?..... oh now I C the list....
RX-7 54.476.....WOW very cool !
Thank you for posting !
Sorry and good thinking, just added a link to the results in the description! Also here: www.timeattack.co.jp/3422
Bitchen, thank you !
Thank you so much for the video. Love this track
I'm glad you enjoyed it and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment! The rest of the Attack series season is on the channel as well!
Best video from Tsukuba now😍😍😍
Thank you!! That means a lot! 🤜💥🤛 Sorry I didn't get more of the Reverse R34🙇Next time!
Great content, subscribed.
I really appreciate that! Thanks for joining the journey!
Great car sounds
Time attack doesn't disappoint in terms of builds and sounds!
Man, there were 2 Lancia Deltas and an Impreza Wagon!!! Sweet stuff!
Yeah! This event really brought out an interesting mix! Thanks for watching!!
Great... content!
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment! More time attack coverage on the channel!
Sooo many spacer but love it!
Yeah, the internet is really afraid of spacers but they are used ALL the time in motorsports.
Looking at Fire Ando’s recent record breaking lap… and seeing these monsters not even coming close despite being seriously quick cars themselves, shows how ridiculous of a feat that lap by Ando was…
It's crazy the gap in times at the tippy top of Japanese time attack. It would have been awesome to have Under Suzuki running along side Fire Ando to create a "who's going to do it first" situation. But either way, such a wild accomplishment. Maybe it will fire HKS up to do another TRB build...a guy can hope.
I love the S15… always have since I saw the West S15 in Gran Turismo 3 as a kid… rising in value daily☹️
Yeah, as a s-chassis lover, it seems like my chance to own one might have passed (in relation to what I'm willing to pay, haha). Timeless design.
Thank you bro
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
@1:08:30 enter the CRX. Blew mine up in HS. Went back to the 91 prelude beater. I got tired of drifting on school lunch trays. Traded it for an 88 z28.
Oh very cool. Rear wheel drive is super fun. Right as my brother and I were going to buy Civics (he wanted a CRX), we found 240's. Happy to be able to experience the golden era Honda's now but I can't imagine what it was like when parts were cheap and available.
That 20b rx7 sounds amazing
Brap brap brap - love it!
man you really know every fuckin part that´s mounted on the car´s :D
I'm a mega nerd with years of training! Hahaha. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment!
You're Videos are super good
I really appreciate the support! Thanks for watching!
The vents in that supra bonnet were made famous by the Blitz demo car, then copied by the f&f car ✌️
Ah, very cool. Thanks for dropping the knowledge! I just looked it up and it looks to be a TRD hood. I'm sure the Blitz Supra was the jam when production was starting on F&F, so it was probably a no brainer on which hood to order when building the Supra.
Top footage mate...where ya get that mask from.It looks very comfortable.slick and small,the only way to haul
Thanks! If you search 3D Mask, I think you should be able to find them on Amazon. I just found these at a store here and tried them on a whim. They don't rub on your face and don't get pulled down when talking like normal ones do (especially with a beard). The trade off is they muffle your voice more than others and are a bit more restrictive when it comes to breathing. Can't have it all I guess, but not having to constantly readjust them is great.
@@BRICKHOUSESPL Thank you champ.Merry Christmas to you and yours.Sano
@@user-dz6oi3nm9o you too!
That white dry sump supra, on wisefab is insane lol.
So wild. Really didn't expect it at all. Just nutty.
@@BRICKHOUSESPL it literally has everything you could ever want. Carbon roof, sequential, what looks to be like a full pdm. So much $$$ lol
@@e30gangsta 100%. "Budget? I've never heard of her."
Maybe Albo was around there somewhere
Maybe. The event had a really good turnout which was great to see!
I love how RX7s in Japan still have a rotary engines
Me too! It really keeps the spirit of the chassis in tact - light and balanced!
@@BRICKHOUSESPL yes!!!!
7:16 definitely NOT the car you’d expect to see @ Tsukuba! Wow…
That's for sure. I'm not super familiar with them but it was cool seeing a couple there!
AYYYYY lemme get some JDM ducks
Hahaha, they quack with an accent.
US time attack could learn a thing or two from the classing in Japan..
This one was definitely the largest I've been too which probably necessitated that many classes. The other Attack events almost had a lapping day type feeling without any notable distinction between the cars compared to this turnout and event layout.
I NEED to get an Evo at some point in my life
The 8/9 is really solid. I used to be team Subaru bugeye/blob eye/hawk eye. But you can't argue with how good the Evo platform is.
Peaked the TPS MR-S for a second there, was it not in the pits?
I might have missed it (like it was on track while I was in it's pit area) or it might have been on the pit entrance/exit lane side of the wall (I didn't go on that side since I wasn't sure if I was allowed as it seemed quite busy/narrow for extra people).
@@BRICKHOUSESPL I think it would be super interesting to see it up close. Since they've gone FI there has not been much english information on it.
Anyways, amazing work I really enjoyed watching all of this.
@@lucaballardini1 really appreciate the kind words and I appreciate the idea as well! I'll keep it in mind!
I suggest fooja imeeee 4 stoofa stuff
Seems sad there weren't many people in the stands.
It wasn't shoulder to shoulder in the stands but it's definitely the most full event I've been to. I was actually pretty impressed. It's a bit deceiving since once they open the infield at 10am people can go wherever they want and spread out since there's grand stands all over as well as a super long pit area. I probably just did a poor job showing the amount of people but it was a pretty good turnout!
Wonder when mcmurphys goin to show up..??..😳😏
With the border opening back up, I would imagine international teams are looking to come over.
How can we find out when the 2023 event will be? I'm down to go.
Tentatively I would say keep your calendar open in February 2023, and check www.time attack.co.jp as it gets closer. The schedule finally got posted this year like a month or two before the actual event dates. So you'll just have to keep an eye on it, sorry. Worth the trip though! Attack Fuji at Fuji Speedway is March 19th in a couple weeks. I haven't looked at the registered drivers yet to see how big it will be but still another opportunity this season.👍
Question are those affordable at. All. Sir. Low. Price
Not sure what you're referring too?
Question not related to cars but do japanese people act like they might get COVID from you just because your not a "local" I don't mean anything discrimination related by the question just wondering when I visit if the general mentality has become more standoffish since COVID started including places to eat...love the videos hope things keep getting better for you.
I haven't felt anything like that. Extra looks because I'm a foreigner is normal but nothing obviously Covid related. I wear a mask as much as possible to put people at ease because they're wearing them as well - indoors, outdoors, etc. 98% are wearing masks by personal choice. Hopefully people start to relax a bit as the weather warms up more making them even less comfortable to wear.
@@BRICKHOUSESPL lol hopefully facial relief happens this summer for you. That's kind of nice that people respect each other more so there. People in the US are less respectful in that regard sadly "it's my life and I can do whatever I want including pressure others not to." It's one of many reasons why I want to move there. Thanks for taking the time to respond it's much appreciated. I wanted to say that it's really cool that you take the time explain culture meanings like the sign for money etc. Including people in those differences is awesome... unless you live there you would never know. Thanks again
@@ohoiboi9818 much appreciated. The mindset certainly is more of "concern for others vs. my own comfort." As you noted, it's kind of the opposite of some American thinking and that can certainly take some getting used to. I think the main thing to keep in mind is that the way of doing things in Japan isn't wrong, it's just different than what you're used to. Mindset plays a big roll in "success" (however you define it) in living here. You can gaijin smash your way through everything and think everyone loves you; or you can stop, have some thought and consideration in how you do stuff, and likely result in a deeper understanding of the world around you. Feel free to DM me on IG if you ever have questions in regard to trying to plan the move here.
@@BRICKHOUSESPL will do. I'm not setup on IG when I get things moving I'll definitely hit you up. thanks for the wisdom and offer for help much appreciated.
how much downforce do you want?
Yes!
Give me all of it!
You talk about variety but all you show is FDs and S chassis.
I enjoy both chassis and have a long history with s-chassis so I definitely gravitate toward them. FD's probably had the highest representation at the event (or in Japan time attack in general) so naturally there's going to be more of them to look at. But if you made it through the video, you'd have seen I took a look at BNR32's, Civics, A80 Supras, 32 GTST, CRX, etc. I didn't go out to the track entrance/exit wall so missed a few cars there, but what I showed was a good mix of what was in attendance...or at least what caught my eye. One thing I've learned about having a YT channel is you have to stick to what you know and enjoy otherwise the content suffers. Like Evo's are cool, but I don't know anything about them really...and then there's cars like Miatas/Roadsters that I just don't really find interesting; so putting that stuff in the video kind of kills the flow or energy. There's plenty of no talking walkaround videos on YT but that's not my style. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment! Attack Tsukuba 2023 is in a couple weeks!
@@BRICKHOUSESPL I saw the entire video, i enjoyed it, don't get me wrong, but i noticed it's always the same cars. There were porsches, MR2's, alfa romeos, interesting kei cars we don't see anywhere else, but you showed the same cars over and over. Anyways, i hope you have fun at Tsukuba, mad jelly i havent made the trip to Japan yet.
@@dsx5036 Oh yeah, those are perfect examples of cars I'm not super familiar with and/or have niche followings that don't really match the channel. It's solid feedback though. I'll keep it in mind this year and, if I see an owner with some free time, I'll ask for some details on the less mainstream stuff.
But yeah, I kind of enjoy seeing all the different ways you can "do the same car." I think that's one of the neatest aspects of time attack - choose your base and then let your imagination go wild.
And I know making a trip happen isn't easy but it'll definitely be worth it! Holler if you have any questions as you start planning!
Time fought on are high for bend as I religion for coastal years percentage tracks challenges the winners finally about like we's could'vein gone ones
Thanks for watching and taking the time comment!
And kizzi imeee 4 landz ov
Wava spad swoopa rava ov god styld stoofa
I'm sorry I don't understand what you said, but thanks for watching!
Great footage but alot of the commentary had me cringing. This is the first and only video of yours ive seen, but in my opinion as an experienced mechanic, you dont sound like you have a very high mechanical IQ and you definitely gravitate towards your favourites and dont give alot of the builds the respect they deserve. Kinda just sound like a tourist tbh.
Thanks for watching and I appreciate the time you took to leave your feedback. The channel isn't going to be for everyone and that's cool. But that's the best part of RUclips - so many different options out there to find what you like.
One of the coolest things about the Tsukuba event is the turnout and variety of cars. So many I hadn't seen at prior events and just too many to get everything in one video. It's truly the event of the year.
NAAAAAAAHHH, i like cars but this not my cup of tea....................................
The quest for the perfect lap. Time attack is a unique form of motorsport - drag racing with turns and traffic. At least there's plenty of variety in the world of cars to find what you like.
you just gonna skip that rx8
Haha, maybe? Time stamp?