JDM Lifestyle
180SX S13 Tee
Pop-up lights. Rear-wheel-drive soul. The 180SX S13 brings a drift-culture favourite to your everyday rotation, with distressed white car outlines and bold Tokyo lettering across the back. A compact JDM Lifestyle chest logo keeps the front clean. Made for car meets, late-night drives and those who live for the S-chassis. DETAILS • Front chest logo and 180SX S13 back artwork • Soft, lightweight combed and ring-spun cotton • Fabric weight: 142 g/m² • Pre-shrunk, side-seamed construction • Shoulder-to-shoulder taping Fabric may appear slightly sheer under certain lighting conditions.
$59.99
歴史 · The car behind the tee
Nissan 180SX S13
- Debut
- 1989
- Engine
- Turbocharged inline-four · CA18DET / SR20DET
Nissan introduced the 180SX in Japan in 1989 as a fastback companion to the S13 Silvia. Its pop-up headlights, sloping rear hatch and rear-wheel-drive layout gave it a character of its own. Early cars used the 1.8-litre turbocharged CA18DET; in 1991, Nissan switched to the 2.0-litre SR20DET while keeping the 180SX name.
The 180SX remained in Japanese production until 1998, outlasting the S13 Silvia. Its balanced chassis, tuning potential and shared S-chassis parts helped make it a favourite in drifting and street-car culture. From grassroots builds to competition cars, its low fastback silhouette and pop-up lights remain closely tied to the rise of Japanese drifting.