If you dont follow what I am asking...I would like to know if any of you out there are hardcore moders and if you might be able to point me in the right direction of my goals. I want to know what I need to do, who I needed to contact in order to start the laborious task of converting my 2002 honda accord into a RWD drift machine for serious show and competition. I know its possible, but at what cost. And who in the atlanta area specializes in such frankenstein creations when it comes to cars?
The route I see as the least difficult approach is to replace the accord OEM engine and drivetrain with that of the S2000. Though I like the power from a 350Z's engine, becuase it is a Nissan I fear its compatibility. Keeping the equipment in the same manufacturer's family. The greatest obstacle being how to go about welding the S2000 factory suspension components to the seat of the accord body (if even the accord seat can still be used? - will the new tranny and header arrangement fit somewhat flush with the bottom like the originals). There are so many details and areas of conflict that I wont bother to discuss them here, but if there is anyone, ANYONE out there who can catch any bit of sense of what I am trying to say, please point me in the correct direction of who I need to get incontact with anywhere on the East Coast (preferrably ATL) that might shine some light on the situation.
Im on a tight budget so droppin the total cost (after buying a junk accord so that I dont destroy my daily driver, and and buying an F20C + tranny) all at once is out of the question, but I am willing to take a money-is-no-object (over time/slow roasted) approach to see to this project's completion. I am also willing to pay to be trained as a certified mechanic should my own manual labor be requested as I hope it would be (dying to be a grease monkey in my spare time for extra cash). I know there are plenty of sponsors out there ready to take on these types of impossible projects - so hopefully I'll luck up and run into someone who is just as determined to help as I am determined to drift.![]()
Thanks
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