BOMAC attended a JustDrift Toy Drive drift event. It was for a great cause and he was having a lot of fun ripping on the s13.4 (which was looking beautiful). Check out some of the pics and footage from the event.

Sticker upfront and looking good.

I took this shot coming back home from school. Looks like a new Mercedes Benz SLK rolling up the i15.

Work Emotion CR Kai’s 18 x 9.5 +12 w/ tires

48 lbs

I am currently using these on my back wheels. The tires are next to nothing because of using them for drifting.

We will be doing our own wheel weights post, every now and again.
Here is he first.
Weds Cerberus 18x12j -5.

So from the engine fire there comes an engine part out.
Selling all SR20 parts, selling the part to prepare for the next engine.

We attended the Best of Vegas event hosted by VegasDrift for the Festival of Speed.

The team suffered an unfortunate engine failure, partly because we didn’t relieve the pressure of the oil from the valve cover.

Yao’s s13 was put out of commission due to an engine fire, also right after the valve cover was powder coated.
So not relieving the pressure, oil will find a way out and it came out over the exhaust manifold.
Also the Hachiroku suffer a rear bumper explosion.


Wigi also attended.

Bomac bought out his dad’s car out. His personal s13 was out of state, and his Hachiroku is still in the works.

Photos by Joel Cada

So far everything is going great with the head work. The head is now on and torqued to spec. We went with 90 ft/lbs for each of the head studs.

Everything is looking good, kind of a pain to get some of the bolts for the head studs on because they are underneath the holes for the head studs.

Finally got all the shims and guides put back on including the rocker arms

After that was done the really hard part of putting the cams and cams gears on correctly was up next. Jesse hooked it up big and got everything to the point where the valves arent slapping pistons. Thanks a lot man!

After that was put on, I had to wait for the new parts to come in. I ordered the red samco hoses, intake manifold plenum, new timing chain tensioner gasket, Tomei FRP gauge, and a Stance oversized water pulley

I have been meaning to do the Stance (or Yashio Factory) pulley upgrade for a while now, it is a very cheap and effective upgrade and I suggest it for any drifter. The oversized pulley is 10% bigger then stock, maxing your revs to the water pulley to 6k RPM. This allows your water pump to rotate slower thus creating less bubbles, and a water cooling system without air is optimal.

After that the intake manifold and all wires were hooked back up. Fuel lines reconnected and FPR gauge installed.

Exhaust side put back together and as you can see, the samco hoses look amazing and actually FIT, unlike the stock hoses which were worn and REALLY close to the alternator belt.

As the motor stands right now, I am supposed to be getting tuned in two days. I will post the vids from that tune session. Before that is done though, I had to figure a way to solve the problem of oil being squirt all over my engine bay by my Greddy Oil catch can which was poorly set up by me. So to remedy that situation, I have bought all AN fittings for the catch can and doing a AN tap on the valve cover. Forest Wang over at GetNutz Labs hooked it up on the welds, and is the inspiration on this.

Now the Valve cover is over at powdercoat and should be back today. Going to look amazing, stay tuned for more.

Bomac just joined up with Team Verzus and he is a very welcomed addition. Many california drifters know Bomac and most if not all know him in Vegas. He was this last years Vegas Drift ProAM judge and a great drifter as well. Look for him out on the track with the newly painted and beautified s13 coupe!

Wigi - Team Verzus

Wigi is a new member in Team Verzus. After careful consideration from Yao and Gray, Wigi has been added to the team and is looking amazing. His car is a s14 zenki, all black with Work Meisters!! A full write up of the car and upgrades coming soon to our individual member pages.

Welcome to Team Verzus Wigi, great having you on board!

The head is now off completely and was actually much easier then originally foreseen. It is much easier when the entire head was already off about 9 months ago lol. Heres the pics of the head off.

Very important if it is your first time taking a head off a motor; plastic sandwich bags and a marker can go a LONG way.

Bagged and tagged.

So this is how I am sitting right now. I am hopefully getting the head machined and reinstalled this weekend. The new APEXI metal head gasket is on the way and should be here tomorrow afternoon. I got the 87mm x 1.1mm headgasket. FRSport.com is running a special on head gaskets right now, awesome deals.