Скачать или смотреть How to Build a Rear Firewall for Your 350z Drift Car (Fuel Cell Safety Mod)

In today’s video, I’m fabricating and installing a custom rear firewall in my Nissan 350z drift car! This is an essential safety upgrade for any serious drift build, time attack car, or pro level drift competition setup. A proper rear firewall not only meets competition rulebook requirements but also adds protection between the fuel system, fuel cell, and driver’s compartment.

I’ll walk you step-by-step through the process of measuring, cutting, fabricating, and installing sheet metal panels to create a sealed firewall that’s both strong and lightweight. Whether you’re building a 350z drift car, prepping a track car for FD Pro-Am, or just looking for tips on DIY fabrication, this guide covers everything you need to know.

This modification is especially important if you’re running a fuel cell in the trunk, since most drift sanctioning bodies like Formula Drift, US Drift, and local Pro-Am series require a sealed firewall for safety. By the end of this video, you’ll see exactly how I designed my custom aluminum panels, the tools I used, and how you can replicate this process on your own Nissan 350z or any other drift chassis.

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