Getting my Nissan 240sx Ready For Drifting
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- Опубліковано 7 кві 2023
- Time to get my 1991 Nissan 240sx prepped for the first drift day of the year. Today we tackle an oil change, skid plate install, and a fender brace install. Much more yet to do on this car to make sure its ready to rip at USAir so make sure to subscribe!
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I NEED that $12 hardware kit. I'm not walking, IM RUNNING
You will find those bolts on all of my cars lol
Still a running 240... That is rare thing. I look forward to seeing more!
This was fun to watch while my bike is in the shop for now. No crash, just stuff I don't know how to handle being done with a power commander install that I am sure is not that difficult but I despise wiring and the headaches that come with it
Gels spitting hot fire that the mic cant handle it
You and Dakota need to go to a junkyard to scavenge parts for this thing, that would be an epic video!
Never thought i’d say i wanted a 240 let alone a Nissan until I started watching you guys
I cant wait for the "blarg" colored 240sx
To go sliding
Finally got my El Camino unstuck from park and started getting the holly 730 carb on it today
You should honestly invest in adamlz's drift bolt kit, it'll have everything you need
The center support bracket occasionally comes up on the various marketplaces... hardest part is finding one in decent shape, but they come up from time to time. Another possibility... Assuming they're still available, I suspect the support for the 180SX bumper (62040-60F00) will also work with slight modification as it appears to be almost exactly the same. I think they've been discontinued, but they may still be available. I haven't actually tried this though, so I could be wrong on it fitting. I still have my stocker, but it's rusted through in a couple spots and other spots are paper thin so it's not of much use anymore. That was probably one of the rustiest parts on the car along with the rest of the front bumper hardware -- All the original support hardware for the front bumpers was paper thin, so it didn't hold up well to the midwest winters.
Good call on the fender supports as well. That's about the only thing that keeps those pieces in front of the wheel from flopping around. The OEM ones were pretty cheap and thin, so the aftermarket ones should work much better anyway.
Bro I’ve been subbed since day one! Love the simple garage install videos. Doing my best to make it to Riverside 🤘
Thanks for the support! Hopefully will see you at Riverside!
Love this content Gels ❤ 💪🏼
Thank you!
I wonder if you can find some kind of bracket in a menards/home depot to try and reinforce the lip portion of the bumper to not make it so wobbly. Other than that, nice vid. Cant wait to see some drift days in the future.
If there is a will there is a way 😅
Will you be welding a bash bar to it or nah?
I'm looking at getting a bolt on replacement
@@akagels oh I didn't even know that was an option. Can't wait to see the video on it.
Why must you have water instead of coolant at the drift event??
Love the content btw and hope you keep it up!!
Keeps the track clean in case of overheating or if anything happened to the cooling system! It’s a mess to clean up if coolant gets on the track