Is200 drift parts

[Connolly98]

Hi everyone, completely new here but I've recently purchased my first rwd car to hopefully learn how to drift in.
The car being a is200 sport, but im unsure on what parts to be purchasing first. Any recommendations to get it more drift ready??
Thanks, Cal

 

[fbisunny]

Also have an IS200 sport, and for any beginner car to get drifting is to lower it (springs or coils), exhaust (not needed), intercooler. small mods like induction kit or a short throw shifter would also help. All these can be done at home and not too expensive (coils and a full exhaust system can be a little expensive tho).

Correct me if I am wrong but that's what I've read all over the internet.

 

[Connolly98]

Also have an IS200 sport, and for any beginner car to get drifting is to lower it (springs or coils), exhaust (not needed), intercooler. small mods like induction kit or a short throw shifter would also help. All these can be done at home and not too expensive (coils and a full exhaust system can be a little expensive tho).

Correct me if I am wrong but that's what I've read all over the internet.

Cheers man

 

[BenRice]

intercooler

?????

No mention of engine swap or turbo kit....

You're on the right track: coilovers, weld the diff, fixed back bucket seat, adjust the handbrake so it locks nice and easily and throw some decent pressure in the rear tyres and you're "drift ready"

 

[Jack-ZTS]

?????

No mention of engine swap or turbo kit....

You're on the right track: coilovers, weld the diff, fixed back bucket seat, adjust the handbrake so it locks nice and easily and throw some decent pressure in the rear tyres and you're "drift ready"

I was like Intercooler WTAF?

 

[fbisunny]

I was like Intercooler WTAF?

I meant front mounted intercooler?

 

[BenRice]

Don't worry, we understand what you mean

Still doesn't make sense tho

 

[Jack-ZTS]

I meant front mounted intercooler?

But why would you need an intercooler if you're not turbo/supercharged