LsR32 Skyline Racer - Lateral-g Forums

MayhemRobinson · #1 10-29-2014, 06:13 AM

Then i moved and bought a house so it slowed working on it, we got the cage in not to bad for the second cage I have done but had some one who knew what they where doing help me.

Beach Cruiser · #2 10-29-2014, 06:20 AM

Hey! I'm not an old man!

19,69camaro · #3 10-29-2014, 09:22 AM

Nice job on the cage it looks very stout

**glassman** · #4 10-29-2014, 09:13 PM

Way cool build!!!! Love the Japanese conversion's to LS, simply the sh!t!!

How you like going from left to right drive? is it "trippy", or no big? curious...

MayhemRobinson · #5 10-29-2014, 09:36 PM

Well I still have yet to drive my skyline, but the first time I did drive a rhd, I was presented with the opportunity and I just hopped in it and went and made a pass, but I really never though about it when I was doing it so I would say no not really. It just like shifting from passenger side and i did that every time I could. But what go me was the blinker switch being on the right side of the wheel

Justin@EntropyRad · #6 02-27-2015, 08:22 AM

You will love RHD...my first lesson in one was an R32 as well

Since it's a 90, it was probably easy to get as a shell, I wont ask if its state registered...and I'm guessing you used an S13 mount kit for the LS??

MayhemRobinson · #7 10-29-2015, 11:48 AM

Just a few updates on the LsR32. The Real motor is in the car, Now I need to pull the sub frame back out, I need to move the steering rack Forward 1.25", and left .25" We shall see if this will allow for proper starter to steering rack/shaft clearance.

This was getting ready for the last Pro am Drift Even we attend a few weeks ago.

The pro am car we built here, for Tyler Nelson, I am the team Crew Chief, Currently We are winning the Street wise drift Pro am Series!

Check Out our racing video here..

https://youtu.be/JgBwwuNcLbw