At the Goodwood Festival of Speed James Deane gives us a rundown on some of the grip aspects of drifting which see 900HP to 1100HP hit the ground in the race to the first corner before getting sideways.

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James also talks about his switch from the Nissan S-Chassis to his BMW E92, and why it is Toyota 2jz powered along with some of the challenges the 6 cylinder has compared to some of the other competing V8 setups.

The nitrous fed 2jz is running Hypertune manifolds, Zrp Racing Parts rods, CP-Carrillo pistons, Supertech valves, BC Brian Crower cams with a BorgWarner Performance Aftermarket EFR 9180 which is run at around 1.6 Bar for a balance of power and traction. Injector Dynamics1750cc injectors keep the 2jz running with a constant supply of ethanol-based fuel with Ecumaster handling the engine management and PMU side of things.