I’ll admit, when I first saw an online image of this car in a Drift Tengoku magazine spread, I automatically assumed it was one of those weird front wheel drive ass-dragging drifters from Japan. But that was far from the case, you see this is little Toyota Platz (Echo/Yaris sedan) is actually powered by a black-top SR20DET, driving the rear wheels through an S13 diff/subframe.
Of course my friend Mike (resident Echo and general obscure small car guru) would be the guy to come up with a link to the build process, thanks Mike!

Image source: http://qrgarage.ca/2009/04/19/hard-tune-example-scp11/

Image source: http://qrgarage.ca/2009/04/19/hard-tune-example-scp11/

Image source: http://qrgarage.ca/2009/04/19/hard-tune-example-scp11/
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWBG2kx-mt0
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so rad
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`Good to see people thinkin’out of the box!
This thing is awesome!
Classical “At home engineering” at its best.
Inspired!
Me parece increíble el proyecto que iso, muchos nos preguntamos o si este auto fuera tracción trasera se podría hacer drift y aquí tenemos la respuesta en mi país chile se vendió como toyota yaris, tengo un corolla de 9thgen y pienso hacerle lo mismo pero con un motor 2zzge. Me encanta mi auto y quiero llevarlo al siguiente nivel pero sin perder proporciones y estilo original del vehículo que se vea que tiene algo pero sutil