V8 Turbo Drift Celica, St205 transformed into (hopefully) road legal Drift Car |
V8 Turbo Drift Celica, St205 transformed into (hopefully) road legal Drift Car |
Apr 2, 2017 - 6:09 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Jul 9, '10 From Nottingham, England Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
After putting a picture of my latest progress onto the 6gc FB page, I had a few people ask me to do a build thread for my 96 UK spec St205 drift car so here it is.
I bought my Celica in 2009, and decided to turn it into a Drift car in December 2016 after spending the last year going everywhere sideways in a v8 Nissan Stagea First issue was the front subframe being smack in the way, so I had to notch it out and box it back in Next thing that needed sorting was the gap to the firewall, sorted by cutting a massive hole, and planning to fill back in with new firewall further back I decided I'd swap the super strut front end for a MacPherson strut off an st202 I'm breaking, so had to adapt the hubs of the st202 for the St205 front brakes to fit I spent a whole weekend making engine mounts and welding them together and to the chassis, only to figure out later on that they wouldn't work very well for packaging reasons so Chopped them off and threw them in the bin, then came up with the crossbar under the front of the sump (don't worry there's a 7mm gap) and being solid mounted to the chassis This weekend I've managed to get the steering rack mounted And also managed to cut the tunnel out where needed to test fit the is200 gearbox to the 1uzfe mock up engine The propshaft has also been cut to length with the is200 front spline and U/J ready to be welded up once I've felttled the joint a bit, no pictures unfortunately Future plans are fuel cell in the rear, finish up the turbo manifolds, custom wiring harness for the entire car, tube frame front end and general Drift tweaks. -------------------- '96 UK SPEC GT-4 - Blitz SUS intake, Forged Engine, Whiteline ARB, COMPLETELY Stripped out. FUN
Soon: 3inch CAT back exhaust completely empty, Refurbed Alessio Rims, HIDS, too much to list EVENTUAL Aim: 400hp @ wheels if turbo'd 325-350 if supercharged. |
Apr 9, 2017 - 4:38 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Jul 9, '10 From Nottingham, England Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
are you going to double sheer mount the heim joint? Putting the heim joints in the steering arms in the hubs things starting to look feasible, will probably put a slight bend in the arm to stop interference with the wheel when at minimum extension each side Yeah, when it's at ride height that will be sorted out, as with the standard 202 front suspension it look like it's pulling a wheelie so steering rack will be lower compared to the hub mount -------------------- '96 UK SPEC GT-4 - Blitz SUS intake, Forged Engine, Whiteline ARB, COMPLETELY Stripped out. FUN
Soon: 3inch CAT back exhaust completely empty, Refurbed Alessio Rims, HIDS, too much to list EVENTUAL Aim: 400hp @ wheels if turbo'd 325-350 if supercharged. |
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