Drifting 101 - a guide/insight to drifting the z
#162
To Jason: thank you so much for this dude. I've been grip lapping my car every chance I could since I got the car a year ago. About 4 months ago I entered in my first drift event and did HORRIBLY. Got on here, read this thread, followed the advice and have been having a BLAST ever since. There is NOTHING like cool-guy drifting in a bright ultra yellow Z with heated seats, navigation open with the orientation arrow spinning all over like crazy when youre sliding, playing japanese **** on full volume on my in-dash DVD player. For good measure, I'll be getting a cell phone windshield mount to record some of this nonsense. Bright LCD screens GALORE! (which also generally looks awesome to the spectators in the elevated stands too)
Now, time to find some more used RE01s!
Last edited by omgitsweasel; 04-04-2013 at 01:19 PM.
#163
Has anyone just tried these spacers? Seems like the same idea for 1/4 the price.
"You only need 1 per car. INSTALL ON PASSENGER SIDE."
http://www.enjukuracing.com/products...ck-Spacer.html
"You only need 1 per car. INSTALL ON PASSENGER SIDE."
http://www.enjukuracing.com/products...ck-Spacer.html
Last edited by Blurvision; 01-10-2014 at 06:50 AM.
#164
I have the JIC Magic tie rods installed which have built-in spacers. They definitely work.
I don't know about the "1 per car" thing though...Seems to me like you'd need both sides to be symmetrical in order for them to have equal full-lock.
I don't know about the "1 per car" thing though...Seems to me like you'd need both sides to be symmetrical in order for them to have equal full-lock.
#165
Yes, you need to re-center the rack.
Found this.
http://forums.nicoclub.com/tie-rod-s...e-t540345.html
Found this.
http://forums.nicoclub.com/tie-rod-s...e-t540345.html
#166
i installed the tien tie rods with the spacers and my pass side wheel rubs real bad on my compression arm, drivers side is good. i run a 18x9.75 +20 wheel. any advice would be helpful.i would like to not have to spacer it to much. ive done everything on the list and my car drift like a champ. other than the rubbing
#168
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i installed the tien tie rods with the spacers and my pass side wheel rubs real bad on my compression arm, drivers side is good. i run a 18x9.75 +20 wheel. any advice would be helpful.i would like to not have to spacer it to much. ive done everything on the list and my car drift like a champ. other than the rubbing
Why do you need a wheel that large up front, you turbo z?? need extra grip???
in the end, just replace arms!
the alternatives are expensive kits like the Power by max kit and stuff........and at a point it aint worth it if you can just buy replacement arms for cheap...
pair that arm with the spl compression arm bushing and swap the bushing to every arm you replace down the line...
I'm on arm #3.
-J
#169
Hey everyone. I'm new to the Z33 platform and am hoping to get back into drifting next year. A quick question, and sorry if it has been answered a bunch of times already, will a 18X9.5 +15 rub/lock at full lock. I have seen your suggestions on the first page of cutting the bumpstop and getting tierods but am wondering about wheel sizing. Seems like all the decent knockoff wheels are those sizes is why I am really leaning toward that sizing.
#170
I run 18 x 9.5 +20 with a 20mm spacer so effective +0 with 225/40/18 tire size and do not rub.
Should note that I run the JIC Magic inner tie rods with Moon Face Racing Outers. I haven't cut my bump stops on the compression rod yet, but plan to early next year.
Should note that I run the JIC Magic inner tie rods with Moon Face Racing Outers. I haven't cut my bump stops on the compression rod yet, but plan to early next year.
Last edited by pfregeolle; 12-11-2015 at 04:53 PM.
#175
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From: San Antonio/I miss DFW, TX
#176
yesss... the bos Jason is here
Just watched it yesterday and looks pretty easy. Decided to share here and i'll try on my car soon.
He even has the video that show how to do burnout.
Just watched it yesterday and looks pretty easy. Decided to share here and i'll try on my car soon.
He even has the video that show how to do burnout.
Last edited by epenbecks; 01-21-2020 at 10:53 PM.
#177
Any one here have experience with fdf mantis angle kit? any reviews on them?
https://www.fdfraceshop.com/collecti...g35-mantis-kit
Trying to get angle kit since i have to replace all the front control arms. But can't afford $2k wisefab
https://www.fdfraceshop.com/collecti...g35-mantis-kit
Trying to get angle kit since i have to replace all the front control arms. But can't afford $2k wisefab
#179
I don't wanna spend thousands for something i don't need. But since my front control arms messed up and have to replace them, i'm thinking just to replace them with angle kit.
Building my drift car slowly but sure
Building my drift car slowly but sure
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