Photos and Story by: Jacob Leveton
As featured in the May 2007 issue of
Performance Auto and Sound
The Northwest is relatively unknown in the drifting community. Until the Formula D stop last year in Seattle, few people knew drifting even existed in Washington and Oregon. However, those in the know could tell you about Lawrence Ojas from Intec Racing. Not only is he the man responsible for bringing Silk Road suspension to the US, he’s been building sick drift cars for years. At the inaugural D1 Grand Prix in August 2003, Ojas drove his all motor bronze AE86 entered in competition. To follow up that magazine-featured car, Ojas knew he had to step up to the plate. After all, this S13 would server as a competition car as well as a showcase for both Silk Road suspension and Ojas’ Intec Racing shop.
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