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The comments are interesting.
"Also known as "Kaido Racer" .The idea was to take a regular car and make it as colorful, modded and often as noisy as possible. The modding isn't to make the car better - it is to take a car and turn it into a public offense. The idea was to essentially rebel against the law - the cars are illegally modded with huge tailpipes that often run directly from the engine block, massive spoilers that jut out to the point of being absurd. This modding style was popular around the Tokyo area in the 80s and like most Japanese trends...Bozozoku is generally the same thing, but with bikes. The newer trend in the 90's to present is commonly known as "JDM" or "hellaflush". pretty much lowered Nissan with negative camber. It's culture and we can't be mad at it....remember what we were like in the 80's?"
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