So I have always been a fan of unconventional when it comes to cars, I like the idea of standing out. I don't intend to build it as my first car, but I've been thinking about this idea more lately and I wanted to share it. So it starts with a 1987 GMC Jimmy, slam it, cut knuckles, and for the oddity, JZ swap it. It would be a JZimmy. I also contemplated a twin turbo J35, but JZ had won out in my mind, as it just sounds much better IMO. Am I crazy to plan this idea for the future or is just crazy enough to be a fun idea?

PS. I'm not locked down on an 87, it's just my birth year, so it worked.

https://youtu.be/J3n4ipIae7Y?si=LKj8xvR36C6X3PeX

I’m wondering if I need to get the gold pillow mount for the camber plates through SLR if I have coilovers without camber adjustment built in. The coilovers are koni yellows. They have a top bearing but I’m not sure if that serves the same purpose as the pillow mount.

And any other advice/tips when going with the ultra angle kit, or supporting mods I should do with it. Thanks.

FBO 350z, I’m going to mount it underneath my drivers seat or my the center console. What brand/type of bracket and extinguisher do yall recommend?

https://youtube.com/@kjormeved?feature=shared

Hey guys. First post here. We are a small community in Norway called kjør me ved ( roughly translated to "drive with your brain") we have been going for a while and we recently started to upload to YouTube. And I thought I could share the channel. We have a closed track where we drive on. The videos coming to the channel during the winter time is shot and edited by me

Hello there

First post of mine.
I had a nice drone pilot shot a little last event. love how i drfit past the two cars that spun out.

https://reddit.com/link/1h11nu5/video/584oydaxcf3e1/player

What do you guys think?

I put a welded diff in my e46. The day before I drove it to the track there was a very slight whining noise and I thought it was normal. After I came back from the track (a 600 mile drive total) the whining noise became much louder. I noticed the diff had been leaking oil because one of the bearings and seal was messed up and the diff didn't have any fluid. I changed the bearing and put new fluid in and it still whines loudly. The whining noise increases as I speed up. The diff was welded by a professional with a gas welder.

The car still runs but because I put so many miles on it while the diff had no fluid, I'm worried all that heat damaged something internally. I've heard stories of welded diffs breaking down and completely locking up the wheels while driving on the highway.

I might just put my mind at ease and buy another diff and weld it. I can get one for $50.

In the past I used various CNC hydraulic brakes but the website I used is gone. Perhaps they're out of business or bought out or something. What's popular these days?