Chassis Torque Specs
Select a chassis to view suspension, drivetrain, brake, and steering torque specifications.
E36
1990–2000
The BMW E36 is one of the most popular drift platforms in the world. Its near-perfect 50/50 weight distribution, independent rear suspension, and wide aftermarket support make it an ideal candidate for both entry-level and professional drift builds. Commonly paired with S54, N54, or LS swaps.
E46
1997–2006
The BMW E46 is the successor to the E36 and remains one of the most popular drift platforms globally. The E46 M3 in particular is a sought-after drift build due to its S54 engine, limited-slip differential, and well-balanced chassis. The E46 shares many suspension geometry principles with the E36 but features updated geometry and subframe design.
S13/S14
1989–1998
The Nissan S-chassis (S13 and S14) is the quintessential drift car platform. Lightweight, rear-wheel drive, and featuring a well-sorted independent rear suspension, the S-chassis has been the backbone of grassroots and professional drifting worldwide. The S13 hatchback and S14 coupe are both highly sought after.
350z / G35
2002–2008
The Nissan 350z and Infiniti G35 share the Z33/V35 platform and are powered by the VQ35DE/HR engine. Their multi-link rear suspension, factory limited-slip differential options, and strong chassis make them increasingly popular drift platforms, especially for those seeking a more modern alternative to the S-chassis.
370z / G37
2008–2020
The Nissan 370z and Infiniti G37 share the Z34/V36 platform and are powered by the VQ37VHR engine. The 370z NISMO variant features a factory Torsen LSD and upgraded suspension components. These platforms are gaining popularity in drifting due to their modern chassis dynamics and strong engine output.
R32/R33/R34
1989–2002
The Nissan Skyline R32, R33, and R34 are among the most iconic Japanese performance cars ever built. Featuring the legendary ATTESA E-TS all-wheel drive system on GT-R variants, a sophisticated multi-link rear suspension, and the RB26DETT engine, these platforms are highly sought after for both track and drift builds. The R34 GT-R is considered by many to be the pinnacle of the R-chassis lineage.