DRIFT 1969 Jaguar E-Type with 2JZ Engine | Faruk Kugay

Watch the thrilling transformation of a 1969 Jaguar E-Type 2+2 into a powerhouse with a 750hp 2Jz motor. The build combines vintage aesthetics with modern performance, featuring 3D-printed fenders inspired by E-Type lightweights. The interior showcases Tillett carbon seats and a Link Fury system. Noteworthy is the Enio 050 for cold starts and street driving. The video highlights a passion for racing history and upcoming events at Sonoma Raceway, giving a glimpse into the builder's dynamic automotive world.
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00:00 - Reviving a Classic: The 1969 Jaguar E-Type 2+2 Transformation
00:27 - Faruk Kugay's Frankenstein Build: Blending Japanese Motors with a Classic Jaguar
00:53 - 3D Printing Meets Classic Design: Reinventing the Jaguar E-Type
01:07 - Under the Hood: 2J Power in a Classic Jaguar E-Type
01:25 - Advanced Cooling: V-Mount Setup and Intercooler Integration in the E-Type
01:43 - Combining Vintage and Modern: Retromod Fitting the Jaguar E-Type Interior
02:09 - Custom Fitting for Performance: Tillett Carbon Seats in the Jaguar
02:35 - Drifting the Icon: Transforming the E-Type into a Demonstration Car
02:57 - ENEOS Oil: Enhancing the Jaguar's Performance
03:17 - Celebrating Racing Heritage with the E-Type
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[@Throdle]

Which classic car would you like to drift?

[@assininecomment1630]

Why is the photo of that Ferrari 250 GTO, included in this vid?

[@kjrude]

Dude I died laughing. E-types are one of the most beautiful cars of the 1960... see (ferrari enters stage right)

[@kjrude]

Nevermind, comments are the best kind of algorithm engagement... so by the Ferrari into the video and baiting us to comment, they win the game. Well played, 4-D chess here!

[@sparafucilesagan]

Looks like an Aston Martin @3:29 too.