The 86 treasure trove
 

Here in Tokyo. So many shiny things, so little luggage space.

TL: DR Super Autobacs here at Tokyo Bay has more 86 stuff in one display than any three popular 86 part resellers in the USA combined.

You don't need to bring clothes home, just enough to get on the plane.

Well opening this thread was a tad disappointing lol

I will check back later x.x

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I thought the same thing. OP didn't even mention what the parts were... The TL;DR was longer than the post. Maybe OP was being ironic.

mom?

:slap: ....... because, too slow with the pictures!


humfrz

A case of premature posting. OP - please post pics at the SAME TIME you post next time or else it's just clickbait. :)

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Unfortunately the web site won't accept my uploads despite correctly resizing the images. Trying to find another solution.

@Shinigami301 Use http://imgur.com for image uploading, it's very reliable.

If you can, get the facebook addresses of some of the businesses your visiting and share them here so that we can give them an e-visit!

Um dude he already said super autobaccs. Its like pep boys in japan but full of super awesome jdm stuff. When i was stationed there i bought dmax suspension goodies and work xd9 wheels for my s14 at super autobacca.

This thread is a joy to read.

No need for photos, here's a video tour:

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IMO Mega Web/History Garage, and Nismo HQ are better places to go as they have more rare stuff to see and buy.

-alex

Whats worse?

This thread or motoring.au threads?

Super auto baka?

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I've been to Superautobacs in the Koto District in Tokyo. It's pretty nice. They sold turbo kits for the FRS. lol

Had to google baka. Seems appropriate for some owners.

So glad somebody noticed hahaha

This thread delivers for a whole new reason, enhancing my knowledge of Japanese culture.

Didn't understand the TL: DR, perhaps OP wrote an essay and deleted it.

So,there will domestic product available for local enthusiasts. Probably at higher than US prices too. Nice to know they sell good numbers whatever they feature in multiple locations. I guess it takes a super enthusiast society to produce cars for us enthusiasts.

Yeah, I deserved all the crap- couldn't upload from an iPad no matter what i tried due to a glitch with the site thinking my jpegs were png's. Back now.

Actually, prices are very competitive- in fact lower for most items than the major USA outlets such as FT86speedfactory, etc. They do ship large items too, but the cost... ouch.

I didn't buy much, just a few odds and ends- and two cans of Endless fluid and two sets of MXRS pads. Considerably cheaper there.