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►In recent decades, the grassroots drift scene has exploded into the fastest-growing motorsports segment in the US. Dumpy, old sedans that once carried groceries are now backing into corners at ludicrous speeds with smoke pouring off the rear tires. The earliest adopters of the sport scooped up every kind of Japanese coupe and sedan looking for a good platform, but now many are making their way into German-born machines. BMWs are plentiful on the second-hand market, have tons of aftermarket support, and have a well-balanced chassis without any modifications, making them the perfect platform for a low-budget drift build.
Of all the BMW sedans and coupes out there, the E36 has what might be the best blend of entry price, availability, and reliability for a novice. The chassis' are relatively light, and few aftermarket parts are required to have a solid beginner setup. But don't just take our word for it.
Formula Drift driver Michael Essa has been sliding around BMWs for the better part of a decade. When he's not shredding the competition in his E46 or giving ride-alongs in his F30 340i Drift Taxi, he's practicing in his near-stock E36 M3. Essa knows exactly what a beginner needs for an entry-level E36, and today, he's here to show you what that is. Watch along as Professional Drifter Michael Essa shows you how to build an E36 drift car with basic parts.
00:00 - Brief Overview of the BMW E36
01:50 - Best Engine Swaps for the BMW E36
02:30 - Suspension Options for the BMW E36
04:08 - BMW E36 Differential Options for Drifting
04:50 - Setting up a BMW E36 for Drifting
06:15 - General Maintenance on a Drift Car
07:58 - Harnesses, Seats & Safety in a Drift Car
08:56 - Wrap-up
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