The maxx seat time / drift build.
 

I spent the past season (2017) learning how to drift / learning the car and learning what to change accordingly. As it sits now the set up is great for a low power RELIABLE drift car. An emphasis on suspension set up. The stock cars stay out on the track the longest :thumbsup:

Engine:

Apexi drop in
Cusco intake tube
Tomei uel header
Tomei overpipe
Motive mid pipe
Mxp cat back
Cusco engine mnts
Redline fluids engine/trans/diff
Magnetic drain plugs engine/trans/diff

Suspension:
Fortune auto 500 coilovers w/. 8k/8k swift springs
Parts shop maxx front angle kit
Buddyclub lca
Voodoo rear toe arm

Brakes:
Stoptech rotors
Hawk hp+ pads
Oem pads (hydro)
Goodridge ss braided brake lines
Asd hydro hand brake
Dayton one duel caliper bracket
Second set of oem brz calipers

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Tons of plans for the future

No oil cooler?

Oil cooler and radiator upgrades are happening this winter

Nice build! I was looking to run those Corbeau seats too, but haven't seen much info about them on this forum. Do they fit in the car well? What mounting hardware did you use? I also like the old school fender flares.

They’re the fx1 pro’s. They fit well and are currently using corbeau bottom mount duel lock sliders. Thanks. The fender flares are just cheap Ebay ones to cover the added track width.

Updates. Lots of stuff. But I’ll just ad some pictures

https://youtu.be/XW5XBQuLDUM

https://youtu.be/-Ch8aUbZ4ds

Preparing for the cage
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Pbm weld in rear diff bushing
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—Refreshed the rear subframe—
Pbm solid subframe bushings
Pbm sold diff bushings
Lexus is300 3.909 diff (welded)
Voodoo trailing arms
Voodoo toe arm
Buddyclub lca
Dayton one duel caliper bracket
Energy a-arm and knuckle poly bushings

Before
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After
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Man, I really need to get to Englishtown. How do you like the 3.9?

After a few weeks the difference is hardly noticeable. But aver all its ok.

How do you like the Dayton bracket? Do the oem calipers have enough bite to lick up the rear wheels? Also where did you order your brake lines?

The Dayton bracket is great. Stock calipers and pads are perfect and I got the lines from a local speed shop

LOVE what you've done to the car! Makes for a perfect weekend toy!