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240sx + 4g63 + t56

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Very interested in this build, quick question though, wouldn't a drift car and drag car be setup very different in the driveline department. I have no knowledge of drift cars at all, just seems one is built for traction and the other is not.
 
Motivational speech:

Dude make it happen! You’ve done so much work to this point. You can do it!

I’ll be on the lookout for updates!
 
Awesome project! Is that the steering rack you are relocating with the hockey puck mounts? Very interested to hear more about what you'll have to clearance or move for the front subframe and steering to fit everything in OK.

Are you using a 6 or 7 bolt for this? Are there RWD oil pans from a Starion or truck that will work already for you, or is that going to take some fab too?

Good luck with the rest of the build excited to see more as you progress!
 
Awesome project! Is that the steering rack you are relocating with the hockey puck mounts? Very interested to hear more about what you'll have to clearance or move for the front subframe and steering to fit everything in OK.

Are you using a 6 or 7 bolt for this? Are there RWD oil pans from a Starion or truck that will work already for you, or is that going to take some fab too?

Good luck with the rest of the build excited to see more as you progress!

Looks like a 6 bolt to me.

With the right oil pan you wouldn't have to move anything, and a custom pan wouldn't be too hard to make.
 
I drink to much LOL

I just need to finish putting together a motor. Ill be sure to post pics n vids when its finished.

Thanks for the motivation!
Hey @6damian6, any updates on the project? Any chance you can create a Vehicle Profile (formerly called DSM Profiles)?
 
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