Ron Burgundy

Coilovers replace the strut and spring assambly.

Here is a link to the drift bible if you would like to buy it i would suggest buying it so you can watch it a few time an pay good attenion it will help you

http://store.driftingshop.com/driftbible.html

I just started drifting 6 months ago. It is the most fun you can have in a car period

My car is really well setup for it and all I have is a 88 TII with 3"exhaust, Tein Drift spec coilovers and a custom shimed diff that i did my self. I have done the full race car strip down on the interior and added a rollcage, which is not nessary but I would strongly recomend it for safty. get your self a nice seat and harness as well. It is hard to drift if you are in the passanger seat or pressed up against the door panel.

Shoot me a pm if you have any specific questions about any thing.

Ron Burgundy

oh and do the DTSS eliminators TOO helps

DerangedHermit

So if I got coilovers, what else would I need to for a "new" suspension system?

GodSquadMandrake

Wow... I thought drifting was just for show.

InMyWhiteTII

That is the common misconception and difference between Dynamic High Speed Drifting and Show Drifting.

Firebird_Racer

to learn: spring shocks and some form of LSD. bare minimum to get and stay sideways reasonably.

to compete: coilovers, adjustable pillow mounts, stiffened sway bars, stiffened chassis, upgraded LSD, poly bushings, and tons of hours dialing it all in and perfecting your style. that would be my recommendations though. every drifter will tell you something similar, but different.

everyones style is different because of their cars/mods/setups/racing background, so you cant really expect tons of tips except helping you out except in these beginning stages.

DerangedHermit

I was talking more generalized. As in, daily driver/weekend fun car. I'm assuming it's just shocks in that case.

emac

yea i'd just get shocks/springs for a daily driver. mind you, you don't need anything to drift, just go out and use your stock car. when you can control that, you start upgrading. then you can feel how each improvement changed the charachteristics of the car. the people here are more than happy to tell you what parts to get, but a well maintained stock car is very capable of drifting for a noob.

but yea, watch the drift bible and read as much as you can, then go out and practice what you learned.

Firebird_Racer

Yeah, what he said. Springs and shocks are the best start. If you feel the chassis is too sloppy then strut bars (not to be confused with sway bars) are a good start to stiffening it up. Very effective and relatively cheap. But like he said one mod changes the entire feel of the car so its important to get used to the way things work together/handle/react after every mod. Especially suspension mods on a double duty daily drifter.

Beater86

someone wonna explain to me what LSD is?
thanks

Madrx7racer

limited slip differential..........read the FAQs before asking anymore questions.
https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/frequently-asked-questions-2nd-generation-rx-7-faq-fc-494667/
https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/specifications-what-did-2nd-generation-rx-7-come-w-options-standard-features-249616/

InMyWhiteTII

Its a mind altering drug that you eat usually in tablet form.