Running driving R34 GT-R to bare chassis in 6 hours with Garage Yoshida | Capturing Car Culture

The Nissan GT-R is a legendary car, but it comes with its own list of issues, one of which is a major factory rust issue that lies between the metal of the shock towers and some surrounding areas. Garage Yoshida has manufactured their own shock towers that are superior and more resistant to moisture. Watch as Garage Yoshida disassembles Larry's R34 GT-R in under 6 hours and shows you all the factory issues to look out for.

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