The August 2014 issue of Drift Tengoku delivers another packed spread of drifting culture, competitions, and technical features.
The front cover grabs attention instantly with two striking Itasha drift cars
Including a Nissan S13 Onevia and Silvia. The colorful liveries show how manga and anime-inspired art had become a real force in Japanese car customization.
We kick off with the Formula D Asia D-Wave Dori-Con coverage
where a Nissan Silvia S15 and Mazda RX-7 FD go head-to-head in a tense tandem showdown. These events highlight not just the raw skill of the drivers but also the evolution of drift chassis at the competitive level.
Inside, a unique feature showcases a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI converted for drifting
a rare sight considering the car’s AWD roots. This issue digs into how owners adapt unconventional platforms for sideways action.
Finally, the magazine mixes in a playful note with cartoon-style artwork
of a GT-R and 370Z engaging in tandem drifting—showing how Drift Tengoku never shied away from blending humor and artistry with car culture.
Finally the rear cover shifts gears into gearhead lifestyle with a Bride racing bucket seat catalog
reminding readers of the aftermarket staples that have become synonymous with Japanese tuning.
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