July 2010

Remember to pick up the latest issue of Fast Fours & Rotaries Magazine. It's a Special DVD edition so grabbing yourself a copy will score a special DVD filled with the craziest Fast Fours and High Performance Imports action produced by Jet Multimedia.

More info and some snippets over the fold

If you've Picked up the latest FF&R (AUG) with the black FD on the cover, you will of seen Jake Jones AKA drift squids massive Feature.

Jake sent me this quick vid and id thought id share so you can all see it do its thing.

 Turn it up

Check out his website here

So if you find yourself getting tired of using your left leg read on, as this could be what you have been waiting for

Grab yourself a copy of Fast Fours & Rotaries August issue tomorrow to catch another monthly injection of rotary revolutions and four banger fury.

We take you through the ins and outs of picking out a used car.

You can join us on our tour of Raceline's Super Sunday , Burnouts, show cars, dyno shootouts and drifting all in one location in Queensland.

Catch our view of round 1 of the Mitsubishi GSR and Evo Club's time attack series at Mallala circuit. There's a whole host of various Fast Fours and Rotaries having a play in unpredictable weather.

We pay a visit to Chaser's Motorworks in Victoria. We chat with Glenn about their world reknown tuning and check out some of the sweet rides chilling in and around their shop.

Have you ever wondered whether or not it's worth buying a cheap turbo? We give you the spill in this issue. Bargain turbo myths are put to the test.

For all our Forester fans, we squeeze a brand new Forester of the factory floor to see how many ponies we can dish out of it. Real tests and real results.

The Mazda MPS is a newer face to the scene so we get our hands dirty in installing an aftermarket intercooler on one with thanks to HDI.

Check out the Jake Jones' Drift Squid 2.0, rebuilt and looking better than ever.

A CA18DET powered Datsun with fat rims, fat arse and fat attitude, this is one FAT SUN.

Simon Bonney's RX-2 is well known in the rotary underworld. It's packing just shy of 500 horsies and is cleaner than nanna's tea towels.

We come across a breathtaking Tommi Makinen Lancer Evo spitting out 400 horsies across it's four wheels.

Featured also is a very talented EVO VII. It's been built to do all things track and street, and is easy enough for mum to drive to pick up the bread and milk.

We snoop around at a Club Charles street meet and say g'day to a few of our readers.

GT Starlets have find a soft place in our hearts and we have a marvellous example of one. It runs off giggle gas and will clear a quarter in 11 seconds.

Also the latest news and updates from the scene, off the street drags, new goodies on the market plus so much more.