Drifting wasn’t a crime.

I bet you were all wondering what I used to drift. If you look in my current gallery, it’s mostly photos of my daily Mitsubishi. But if you didn’t notice, the most drawn car in my gallery is the Mazda RX7 FD3S. Which was the first car I ever learned to drift in, and it wasn’t easy with 319rwhp behind the firewall.

I was recently rearranging my computer workspace for a new set up and I found one of my old hard drives. I cracked it open and I found photos of the good ol’ drifting days.

The photo above was taken at a drift practice meet at Altamont Raceway near Tracy, CA before Calvin Wan went pro and before they banned drifting there.
Drift ban news coverage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxom2gb4BUY

Under the hood: http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l...../0DSCF0887.jpg

Tail end: http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l.....e408fb70_b.jpg

Car is a 1994 Mazda RX7 (FD3S) PEP

Surprisingly this car was able to pull big sweeps with ease. One of the hardest things to do in this car was reaching for the E-brake. Originally this car was RHD and was converted to LHD, so the handbrake was on the other side of the console. Overall, the car was smooth and stable when going sideways with minimal braking involved.

Some of the mods done on the car was; Zeal Function b2 Coilovers, Greddy 2-row front mount intercooler, SARD Racing BOV, Greddy Dual Intake System, m2 Downpipe w/ custom midpipe, Efini Y-pipe, C-West headlight cover, and more

This car was sold because the transmission blew during a drift run and we couldn’t afford to do another rebuild.

Ever since, I’ve just been drifting other people’s cars. From Miata’s to Skyline swapped S14’s. Sometimes people are surprised that I can drive better than the owner. Basically that’s how I got my nickname.XP

As of now I am still on a hunt to look for a project drift/time attack car. Preferably not Japanese

Thanks for looking and reading! :)