Drift car from MA
11-26-2015, 08:57 AM
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Winter is getting closer, and the seasons come to an end. Time to start driving in the basement.
If anyone plays the game and wants to join a weekly league, I set one up with a buddy. Search for the league name "Drift Faction" (two words).
If anyone plays the game and wants to join a weekly league, I set one up with a buddy. Search for the league name "Drift Faction" (two words).
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12-13-2015, 02:59 PM
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Before I put the car away
Street Car Interior by superkamikazee, on Flickr
Done for the year, in the shed it goes.
Winter is Coming by superkamikazee, on Flickr
Street Car Interior by superkamikazee, on FlickrDone for the year, in the shed it goes.
Winter is Coming by superkamikazee, on Flickr
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03-21-2016, 10:38 AM
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Old photo re-edit.
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Got some time on my buddies lift today. Buttoned up a few loose ends from last year, primarily the under tray. Intercooler and piping made this fun.
Oil temps were climbing a bit after a few laps drifting at the last event without the under tray and the plastic shroud in the bumper. So hopefully this helps direct some more air flow through the radiator to keep temps in check. I might cut the hood to let some hot air out as well.
Before
After
Got some time on my buddies lift today. Buttoned up a few loose ends from last year, primarily the under tray. Intercooler and piping made this fun.
Oil temps were climbing a bit after a few laps drifting at the last event without the under tray and the plastic shroud in the bumper. So hopefully this helps direct some more air flow through the radiator to keep temps in check. I might cut the hood to let some hot air out as well.
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03-25-2016, 06:47 PM
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Installed a Mishimoto catch can, not the prettiest setup, but it should function. I'm going to try finding a 90 degree fitting for the outlet on the catch to clean things up. Previously I was just running a breather filter off the valve cover.
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